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UPDATE: **SOLD**. Was ‘Make Offer’.
I suspect the sides are a bit rusty, but it sure looks like a pretty stock CJ-3A.
“1949 CJ3A for sale. I bought this jeep to work on and fix up but just never got to finish I ran out of time and money. I don’t want it to waste away I would like it to go to someone who has the time and money to make something out of it. It has an inline l-134 if you have any questions please reply to this post and I will answer any questions.”
The side body get patched and side step are longer. The bed is flat. No seat?
Serial number look present. The Air oil bath look strange for me. Wonder what it is.
I’d like to contact you and look at it my email is posted above
Hi Matt,
I haven’t seen this relisted in quite a while. I suspect it sold.
– Dave