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UPDATE: Still Available.
(12/17/2022) Needs work.
https://slo.craigslist.org/cto/d/san-luis-obispo-jeep/7567660844.html
“1946 CJ 2A. Has a Chevy 235 bolted to a T90 trans and Dana 20 transfer case. Has a Dana 30 front axle with disk breaks and an AMC 20 factory posi rear end. Needs some work still. Frame repaired in front and plated. Text or call me for more info, has back fees will be paying before sale.”
Kinda new to this, is this a vec? I see tool indents on the driver side.
Rod,
Yep, you are correct (I’ve updated the post). It does appear to be a VEC body. If you look at a close up of the windshield, it has the early square headed bolts on the face of it (most were round, but the early ones were square).
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– Dave
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