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Nice jeep with a variety of updates.
https://www.facebook.com/groups/842398679463287/permalink/1847811795588632
“Completely rebuilt, runs great and a real beauty flat fender.
1946 Willys CJ2A (CJ3A windshield)
1977 Buick V6-231 Even Fire
T-89 3 speed transmission/Mod 18 transfer case
New 33″ tires, gas tank, full cage, gauges, radiator, fan, thermostat
Straight body, reinforced frame and power steering”
Nice biuld, wonder why they used T-89 trans?
How can you be contacted for more info?
Hi Greg, You’ll need to contact the seller via Facebook Marketplace: https://www.facebook.com/groups/842398679463287/permalink/1847811795588632
Best of luck,
– Dave
Mike, do you think the seller meant a T-98? Though a four-speed, the granny is so low you basically used it as a three speed while street driving.
– Dave