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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $19,000.
(02/12/2016) Nice looking jeep.
“Fully restored CJ2a Jeep. 1946 Frame up. All original. New head gasket,new wiring, 8volt conversion for better starting, new gauges, new top, new tires, etc. Only has a few miles on it since the restore. Asking 19.500 and am open to negotiation.”
I can’t say I’ve heard of an “8volt” electrical system. Type-O? or is that a real thing.
Great looking jeep… not so great tire choice (IMHO)
Joe, I agree. This jeep would look better with some ndt tires or more aggressive tread. Some people put in an 8 volt battery to get the starter to turn faster and you don’t have to change much like you would on a 12 volt conversion.