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Paul’s getting close. Over the last six years we’ve watched him build this stainless monument to jeeps. Just some little things to be completed. Maybe 2020????
Shane shared with me his story about his stolen CJ-2A (rare 1949). He hoped people would be on the look out for it.
Howdy, Flat Fender Fam! Duffer over on earlycj5 suggested I post up over here and see if any of the 2a purists might have some leads…I’ve been rekindling a search that started 8 years ago and I figured I’d see if anyone has any leads. In August 2007 I purchased an actual 1949 CJ2A off eBay. It was grey with a white soft top (no doors when taken), dauntless V6, black steelies, 31″ A/T’s, Saginaw swap and high back vinyl buckets. It was stolen in late November/early December of that year from a parking lot in downtown Columbia, SC. I haven’t seen or heard anything about it since and my police report surprisingly turned up no info. I have recently been using search tools online to gather more info, but have yet to find anything concrete. Unfortunately, I don’t have any pics. It has an Illinois title which I never switched over. The serial number is 223788. If anyone can post this on other forums and spread the word or has any info I would be forever grateful. Thanks in advance.
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $6250.
This looks good for the price. One of the photos within the ad showing the vehicle’s rear is actually of an M-151, so don’t let it confuse you.
“World War II veteran owned for the last fifty years, has original military equipment. Use to be in the Veteran’s parade but I’m getting older in the years. Hate to see it go but I have have enjoyed owning a part of history. Has been garage kept and has many new parts. Runs and drives good…….”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3500.
Looks in good shape.
“Has new tires, battery, hoses, transmission just rebuilt and rear main seal still under warranty…vehicle just received conditional certification by postal service.”
It has some f-stamped parts and a 2A body.
“3 x original WW2 combat rims
Original Air cleaner, WW2
Excellent original WW2 windshield
Excellent Original WW2 grill
Solid original CJ-2A body with only some slight modifications to adapt to the WW2 frame and body parts.
WW2 Speedo
Excellent original WW2 steering wheel
Ford pintle hook. F-script cast into it.
Ford head, civvy block
Asking $2500 or best offer.”
http://appleton.craigslist.org/cto/5299342715.html
Lots of mods. The interior looks comfy.
“All Aluminum LS 2 Chevy Motor
Aluminum Radiator
LS Exhaust
3 Speed Automatic Transmission
Guages, Oil, Volts, Fuel, Water
Front Disc Brakes
Rear Drum Brakes
Manual Steering Rack
Power Brakes
Custom Interior
3rd Member Style Differential
15″ Aluminum Wheels 5 Bolt Pattern”
http://pittsburgh.craigslist.org/ctd/5319727310.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2000.
Looks mail-ready.
“For sale 1981 Postal jeep. Iron Duke motor that runs great. Newer paint job with new lights. All interior switches work along with light on top and interior fan. Added a passenger seat among other things added. Dixie air horn mounted but not yet hooked into battery. Automatic right hand drive, great little truck. Not sure on Mileage because the Odometer has flipped and it is a postal Jeep which the Gov. probably ran it like crazy but you can tell they maintained it. ”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4400
Needs some wiring, but may be worth a look.
“Body-off-frame metalwork, with frame and underbody painted years ago. Exterior paint and body work has not been completed.
Two new batteries, points, coil, and wires
Valves adjusted
24V electrical system
Starter turns slowly – could use a rebuild. Starts with hand-crank.
Good power on acceleration and running down the road, but idle is not smooth — may be carburetor related .
Brake system has been rebuilt years ago, and works well.
Gas tank in excellent condition, and appears to have been coated internally.
Will need wiring work to make lights functional.”
Appears worth a look.
“Must see! Yes, it runs. Yes, the plow works. No, I will not deliver. Serious inquiry only.”
http://appleton.craigslist.org/cto/5317594255.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5000. The seller tells me this was owned by Larry Minor.
This has a couple classic Fresno upgrades like the doors and the dash. I learned the other day that Edgewood 4×4 near Tacoma, Washington, used to sell a custom fiberglass dash for M-38A1s/CJ-5s. I’ll try to find some pics. I saw one in person, but didn’t have a camera with me.
“1952 jeep willy
Runs.
Eng-crysler v6
4×4 individual wheel controls
Front tow hitch, an witch
Needs break job,
MUST SELL!!!”
