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I feel like I’ve seen this one before …
https://evansville.craigslist.org/pts/d/princeton-1946-willys-cj2a-jeep/7094534457.html
“46 CJ2A Great floors and sheetmetal. 4 original wheels and decent tires. Motor turns by hand and transmission shifts through the gears. Clean Indiana title.”
You did it was in yesterday’s post.
sigh … the mind is a terrible thing to see go bad … thanks Dave! (I blame the Minnesota puppy … you all birth some smart, conniving, busy pups!)
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Great floors and sheetmetal??? Looks more like someone took a can of spray paint to cover up just how bad things really are, given all that overspray! That great floor has the gravel underneath showing through and that right rear quarter doesn’t look so great either! And, there appears to be more missing from that engine bay than there is present. Wow, I just realized how much I have learned from your site, David!~