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1947 Jeep Willys CJ-2A $8,500 Elk Grove, CA
F134 says L in the ad, but it looks decent and not a bad start for someone.
Information from seller:
Hello, I am selling my 1947 Jeep Willys CJ2A that is in nice shape in and out. Original Willie L134 Go-Devil flathead 4-cylinder. Manual transmission. Warn winch Had it running a couple of years ago. May need a new battery and some fresh gas to run. California title in hand, no registration fees.
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Nice Jeep. Swap in a 1960s Mustang carb and remove the hood bump.
the ad claims it has a stock L134..my eyes say different..
Hey Danny B, could ya ‘splain dat carb swap to this Lucy? Is the Mustang carb a side or updraft carb? Lower profile? I checked the app’ pic online fer a 6cyl, but it showed a regular lookin ol downdraft.