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UPDATE: Still Available.
(01/13/2017) Looks solid.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/2911645998867399/
“Running condition. Body in good shape. Good tires. Newly rebuilt Transmission. New Brakes. Willing to trade for tractor”
Don’t the 1946s have the indent on the tub below the driver’s door for pioneer tools? Just trying to learn…
Dan,
It’s a good question.
From Aug 1945 through early 1946 Willys used driver side panels with indents. It seems to me Sean wrote that the indents were consistent between VINs#10001 and #23xxx and then mostly there until approx VIN #30xxx. This is one of the attributes that identifies a CJ-2A as a VEC (Very Early Civilian) jeep, a designation bestowed by jeep fans (rather than Willys) to categorize the early jeeps. Those VINs are approx as I don’t have time to look them up at the moment.
– Dave