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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1000.
(10/08/2009) This is a CJ body on an MB Frame. There is certainly surface rust, but it looks solid.
“its a 1945 willys flat finder jeep. has military frame and running gear. no rust in tub, tub is strait. have licensing, tags, and a clean title.1,000 dollors, or trade for an adault 4-wheeler atv.”
An MB with a tool box under the passenger seat? I think NOT.
oh damn .. you are right. And, no jockey box. I looked to see if there was a tailgate and didn’t see it and didn’t look past it … I’ll update the post. Thanks!
– Dave
Still could be a 45. To bad there isn’t a shot of the drivers side.
Why are the shocks coming through the floor in the back?
Hi Bob,
On a MB the shock mounts go straight up and the body allows for clearance of these mounts. The CJ-2A body sits very close to the frame and the shock mounts are moved forward. So, when you put a CJ-2A body on a MB frame, the mounts are in the way of the CJ-2A body. People who put a CJ-2A body on a MB frame often just cut holes, as shown in the pics above, and slide the body over the mounts.
You can see a few pics of this at the D&L Bensinger’s website within the FAQs (https://www.dlbensinger.com/faq.php) as a part of the discussion on a MB-2A kit (https://www.dlbensinger.com/index.php?cPath=55). People often buy 2A bodies to replace rotten MB bodies and D&L offers a conversion kit with instructions.
– Dave