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UPDATE:**SOLD** Was $5500.
(02/01/2017) Has an F-head.
“1948 willys cj2a, smitty built winch, daily driver, it has a f head 134 inline 4 cyl, toyo tires 31″ , has heat and works, all the lights work and directionals – Borge warner t90 3 speed – 4wd works good. Needs new windshield and has rip in rear window of soft top. Frame is very solid. Clean MA title”
This jeep was listed on RI CL site a week or so ago for $2000. It was only listed for less than 24 hours, or I would have jumped on it. Likely an easy flip for the new owner. Not sure what shape the body is actually in though from the pictures.
Teach
I like the subtle hood bump… not overdone nor exaggerated. Sure looks nice from the pictures, although the tailgate area suggests rust either painted over or coming through the paint.
Thanks for the update Teach. I must have missed it.
Me thinks this flipper got a little greedy or it would have been gone. He only paid 2K or less (as was in the original posting). I wonder what shape the body is really in and how much bond there is? Someone did a nice job with that hood bump though.
Teach