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UPDATE: Still Available
(12/02/2013) Check out the last photo. The parking brake is set up with a custom adjustment system.
“1946 Jeep
Complete Off-Frame Restoration
New Body
283 Chevy Engine w/3 Speed Transmission
Call For More Information
$9,000
936-598-6050
Center, TX”
http://easttexas.craigslist.org/cto/4221474485.html
2WD. I don’t know much on DJ’s and their years but is this one? I wonder if they had to ditch the front axle to maker room for the engine? Also I wonder why they moved the driver rear shock in board.
No, this doesn’t have any DJ items. But, I did miss the 2WD. Good catch!
I guess I’m not seeing anything that tells me it’s 2wd? Maybe the lack of a front driveshaft?
Bob: You’ll have to check out the additional photos in the ad. One shows the interior compartment void of a transfercase lever(s). Another photo shows the front axle has no pumpkin.
You have to love the look of a stock 283, except for the alt. and air cleaner, it kinda looks like it belongs in there.
Good looking front seats, anybody have any idea what vehicle they came from?