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UPDATE: Still Available
(11/27/2013) “1946 Willis Jeep CJ2A 350 V8 Chevrolet carbureted, original T90 3 speed standard overdrive transmission, Dana 18 original transfer case, original axles with EZ lockers front and rear, pickup style hard top, factory low back bucket seats, ready to go play, hunt work on the farm or restore to immaculate condition.”
http://waco.craigslist.org/cto/5181953715.html
Nice little rig, but am curious…did that top come with the lower windshield frame??
Just looks kinda out of place, like a postal .. ?
That’s a Willys Overland Steel Cab. You can learn more here.
http://cj3b.info/Hardtops/WillysHardtop.html
– Dave
Looks like it had the long horn, but cut off… probably to make room for the alternator. Should have kept it in tact and swapped it out.
Love that cab, wonder if he has the doors for it.
That cab is really cool…
This jeep is also alikely VEC . The steering columm , full floater , dash , grill. Like that top.
Those were the nicer of the Jeep half cabs.