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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2500.
(01/03/2012) It runs.
“1946 CJ2A Jeep with a 4 cylinder F4-134 Hurricane engine. The engine runs great and the drive train is in good condition. It was drivable when I parked it some time ago, but now needs master cylinder work. I do start the engine monthly, I do have some extra parts, transmission, front drive shaft and extra tires. This would be a great restoration or crawler project and is fun in the desert..”
It was too rough riding for his wife? I wonder what he thought of it ?? Guess that didn’t matter…
Steve, the ad no longer mentions his wife’s rough ride. I wonder if the seller reads eWillys and rewrote his pitch accordingly?
I suspect that happens from time to time. This particular ad hadn’t been updated in a few years, so I suspect it was rewritten from scratch.