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UPDATE: Status Unknown. Was $5000.
(08/23/2019) Listed as a 1944, this has a variety of CJ-2A parts on it. The body appears to be a VEC body. Needs a closer look to sort things out.
“Titled 1944, but have been told body is 45 or 46, engine is 46. Runs and drives, not bad for overall shape. Have all new seats with cushions, new tires, starts right up. Trades possible.”
3 cylinder engine huh….from ’46 no less! Maybe he meant to say it only runs on 3 cyl…lol.
He has no vin tag or title
Hmmm….another Texas Jeep with California plates. That’s two in a row.
Isn’t that a GPW front crossmember?
David, that’s does seem a possibility. Good point.
Can I ask where you got it from? I think it might have been my grandfathers.
Hi Jason,
Unfortunately, the ad is no longer on Craigslist and that was the only way I had of contacting the seller. If I see the jeep listed again, I will drop you an email.
Thanks,
– Dave