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UPDATE: Still Available.
(04/15/2012) This appears to be a VEC body. I wonder what the purpose of the mini roll bar loop.
“COLLECTORS ITEM – 1946 Willys Overland Jeep CJ2A. One previous owner 19,000 original miles, and runs great. Hi and Low Range 4WD. Warren hubs, heavy duty wench and the engine has small oil leaks. The tires are in excellent condition. Please call Steve for more information or pictures. 406-270-4623.”
http://spokane.craigslist.org/cto/2979642114.html
Why that is the one and only Popemobile jeep… The mini bar is for the standing rear passengers to have something to grab on when the jeep hits a bump.
Or not…..:-)
Lots of red overspray in the engine compartment.