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| 1946 Jeep Willys CJ2A $1,250 Charleston, SC |
| Looks like a 1946 CJ-2A, has the 3 plate dash data plate set up, rear PTO, neat little CJ for a few Willys bucks. |
| INFORMATION FROM SELLER: |
| Mid 40s Willys CJ 2A Has major rust but mostly complete. Good for parts. Located in Charleston South Carolina. No title, bill of sale only. |
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to me looks like a rust bucket. scrap metal. honestly I just don’t know. is there any value in something like this? I would appreciate someone responding.
Yeah looking closer its fairly shot, I saw the 3 data plates and column shift and was like thats a cool looking one, missed the windshield is barely there along with everything else.
Definitely won’t be much on here. Some column shift parts and maybe the data plates can be reviewed to see whats here, there are some large parts like the axles and maybe some date coded stuff if you wanted to look those thing over.
Looks close to an original Sparton horn but not quite, that would have sweetened the deal