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UPDATE: Was “make offer” **Status Unknown**
No full floating hubs and not an early windshield, so I doubt this is a 1945. It could be fairly early ’46.
“This is a rare 1945 Willys CJ2-A. The vehicle is in need of a full restoration. Engine turns over and will start just needs to be tuned up. I have it in Summerville sc, just posting it out there to see what I can get for it! Text me and make me an offer”
Is part of it 1945, as I thought column shift (which it has) is 1945 only. Just curious.
The column shift was installed in 1945 CJ-2As and up until about May 1946 (approx CJ-2A #38221). Here’s the source I refer to for this info: http://www.thecj2apage.com/history.html
– Dave
Thanks for clearing that up.