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TJ forwarded this ad. This seller has a range of parts for sale, but also repairs and rebuild jeeps. I have not familiar with this person.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/205142272690879
“Rebuilt L134 or F134 engines dressed as pictured…$3500 ea. Also, lots of WWII MB/GPW & civilian CJ Jeep take-off & repro parts. And full jeep repair or rebuild services.”
I need an engine block for my “46 Cj2a. L 134, Please let me know if you have one available in good shape.
Thanks
JT
John Todd
You have to contact the seller through the Facebook ad.
The ad has expired.
He probably doesn’t know his ad was reposted here so he won’t see your question.
I live nearby.
The photos do not look like the shop that rebuilt mine, but Dave might know him (or have the parts you need).
Call Army Surplus #4 (yes, that is his business name) at 509-928-4460.
John Todd,
I found a new link for the seller on Facebook. You’ll need to contact them using that link: https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/205142272690879
Best of luck,
– Dave
John, David..
I checked the link and is is my “Jeep Guy” so the phone number I left will work.
Those photos make his place look more cluttered than it really is. And I haven’t been in his outbuildings. 🙂
Thanks John. Good to know!
Yes,
Dave Arnold is a good guy and knows his stuff.