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Could be some value here.
“1949 willys cj2a needs repairs to engine and body, has good title”
http://chicago.craigslist.org/nwi/cto/5009064834.html
Need more pics. If that jeep is in good shap e and complete, then this will make a good project for someone. Some serious metal lathes in there too
Jeep appears to be inside a building, not sure why all that hay or straw is on the floor?
Damn, I’d love to have that front lathe!
Back when I was in high school,a couple of my teachers went down to Columbus Ohio and got a couple big lathes like these.They set them up in the school shop,and with some work,got them going.They were gov’t. surplus,I guess they cost little or nothing at the time for a public school system.
Hi Bob I have a lathe in my shop that I would sell you.
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