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UPDATE: Still Available
(06/30/2014) Lots of diamond plating used in this ‘restored’ jeep.
“1946 Willys CJ-2A jeep in very nice restored condition with less then 6000 miles on rebuilt motor , new tires , nice new paint job , comes with a six foot western plow , has 3 speed manual transmission , it has a clean title and is in excellent condition . “
http://greenbay.craigslist.org/cto/4544007609.html
Hello all —
I’m working on a veteran memorial display and am looking for an old military jeep or truck (1950s–1970s). It will serve as a permanent tribute, so it doesn’t need to run or even have an engine — just something that can be cleaned up and respectfully displayed.
If you know of any vehicles available, or someone who might want to donate or sell one affordably, I’d love to connect.
Thank you for your service, and thank you for any help!
Hello Jaclyn,
Were you able to find this jeep? We’re working on an exhibition for the Mulva Center and was looking for this jeep as well. Drop me a line if you have any luck.
Thanks!-
Patrick Denny