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UPDATE: Bob forwarded some pics of this CJ-2A and along with a report (see comments).
“CJA2 COMPLETE, EXTRA MOTOR AND TRANS. NO TITLE. HAVE ID PLATES. PICS TO FOLLOW. CALL MIKE 330-848-2250 LEAVE MESS. OR REPLY TO EMAIL.”
http://akroncanton.craigslist.org/cto/2742950001.html
So I went and checked this out yesterday. It’s not a VEC, but rather a mid-late 46 as it is and always has been a floor shift. Someone started stealing data plates off it, so the owner removed them. It looks like it might have been a fire jeep at one time. it has and “official use only” sticker on the windshield and a telephone handset on the dash. The front clip is in very good shape. Someone hogged a plow onto it at one time. Runs, has new brakes. That’s the best I can say about it. The tub and windshield frame are pretty much done for, unless you are quite the master of sheet metal.The frame was in decent shape, needed a bit of attention, and it’s hard to say what it looks like under the plow mounts. I sent photos to David, so maybe he’ll post them when he has the time.
One good thing is the buyer could use the dash phone to order a new carb.
3200………………SERIOUSLY!!!!?
Well, the good news is that he has the carb off for a rebuild. I almost swallowed my tongue when he said $3200. I think it’s maybe an $800 jeep. The fenders were original I believe, and in surprisingly good shape.