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Has F-head motor.
“Willys Parts Jeep 1946 CJ2a Many good parts. Latter F-head motor. Very hard to find 16″ wheels.”
http://westslope.craigslist.org/cto/4773249972.html
looks very restorable – I wouldn’t call it a parts jeep. A Holly low profile carb fits under the hood without making a hood cutout
I second Bill. Look restorable. What is so special about those 16inch wheels?
Pascal- they’re only special when you need one in the correct width and offset to make a full set. 😉
That 8274 is nice to have on a 2A… you could pull it up the side of a building.
Bill