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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5500.
“1948 willys.. Body is in great condition, it’s been sitting in a garage for about 8to10 yrs. hasn’t ran or been started.. Interior is very clean frame is great, etc… Make offers”
Why so far away! This is a rare girl here. Just a little under 2200 made for ’49. Compare that to a little over 1800 in ’45. If this jeep looks as good in person as the pics, this is a real collectable. I like this one! Hey little brother, you’re half way there! What do you think?
I like this one. Road trip?
You’ll want to verify the serial number. Many 1949 CJ-2As are actually 1948 CJ-2As sold in 1949, so some dealers/states titled them incorrectly. I’ve only run across a couple CJ-2As actually produced in 1949.
probably sell a lot better if they used that tow bar and towed to a garage to get engine running.
I looked at this jeep Monday Engine stuck, skim coat of bodo on body no spot welds.
I was a little diappointed on condition and price
I can understand why! I think the engine being stuck would be an important addition to the description!
What a bummer!
that is a bummer… can’t hide all the things that us jeep guys love to see.