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UPDATE: Price dropped to $5199.
(02/21/2020) Has some body patches.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/2653727698175748/
“1947 Jeep Willys CJ2A For Sale…No Title Runs and drives great, Like new 31×10.50R15 Tires with full size spare. Bulldog Jack, Fire Extinguisher, Original Fuel Can, Foldout Windshield with Manual Wipers and Sun Visors Pm me with any questions or for more details. Open to reasonable offers.”
It looks like a solid build. I love the stance but limits off-road 4WD travel left, and surely there is some suspension mods involved to get those 31s tucked in the wheel well like that. I had to move my axle location back 1″ and use lowering blocks to center my 29.5s in the well like that on my flatland-Florida 2WD Dj.