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The seller describes this as a ‘low hood project’ in the title. No pics provided.
“CJ3A Low Hood Jeep. lots of exteras from frame up. engine, trans, body, running gear- steering,springs, brakes,axels. frame electo plated, seating etc. etc.
to much to list in detail. running gear all together. Body is solid mostly ready for paint, needs the finishing touches. Please call only if interested for details, The price is firm far more invested. Calls”
Just called this seller. YES, This started life as a DJ3A (Good EYE Dave) and had a United States Navy tag on the dash. He’s looking for the original number for our Production / Survivor List. He’s modified this to a 4WD and many other changes mixing in some CJ3B parts he had during 35 year ownership. Very interesting Guy.
I think the original last 5 digits of the serial number will be on the Navy tag. They didn’t use the Willys model number 56337 or 8201, on the Nomenclature tag, but did use the 5 production numbers as the vehicle serial number. It may have gotten titled that way in California. It will be interesting to see what comes out of it.