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UPDATE: Price dropped to $12,500
(09/02/2019) Is that a heater between the seats?
https://seattle.craigslist.org/tac/cto/d/puyallup-48-willys-cj2a/7113998884.html
“1948 CJ2A 4 wheel drive frame off restoration just about everything rebuilt except motor and transmission and transfer case low mileage bought from original owner new tires brakes paint mil specs cold weather top runs good top speed 60 it prefers 45 call with questions”
Hi Dave, l think your’e right about the box between the seats. A bit large though.
I live in the area and have seen this thing at several events this summer. It looks pretty good, but not overdone. The paint is good, but not too perfect. The rest of it looks pretty good too. It has been advertised all summer on several different sites and parked with a “for sale” sign at car events. The price just seems a little more than market rate.
Looks like he never finished top. Jeep looks nice.
That’s a Camel cigarette cup holder mounted inside the windshield. I have one too somewhere.