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This may be worth a look.
“1948 willys cj2a farm jeep new cluch kit, frount springs and shocks runs great everything works also has a 6ft 6in western hydro turn plow call jim for more info 2316519926”
http://nmi.craigslist.org/cto/3756084129.html
Just got off the phone with this Lefty’s owner, Jim. Had a nice chat. He didn’t even know about Lefty Jeeps and gave me the S / N to add to the data base. I’ll not publish it here, but it is just a little high for the range set by the Service Bulletin,(176061 to 185769) so we have another mystery Jeep, not an uncommon situation. I told him he was famous today with Dave’s post, and to become an eWillys regular. I also told him to go on The CJ2A Page and learn what we know about Lefty Jeeps. He indicated he might even change his mind about selling as he knows its history in the area for 30 years. We also chatted about that 8 Volt tractor battery and how much it helped turn cold hydraulic oil for the snowplow up there near Traverse City. Great eWillys fun Dave, Thanks.
Excellent!