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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3800.
Appears in good shape.
“1946 CJ2A Runs great.
Brakes work too. Has 5 brand new
Tires, brand new soft top and brand doors, original rebuilt carburetor, and new fuel pump and plugs. 4wd works as it should. Starts right up every time. Transmission freshly rebuilt. Seats are in good physical shape but need cleaning. 12 volt system freshly wired with heater. New battery also.”
Whats the body pocket on the passenger side for?
Good question. I wonder if somebody moved it from the driver’s side so they could install an extra spare tire. However, that doesn’t explain the installation on the passenger side.
this might be a lefty converted to a righty??? If so, it would be a 48.