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Has a variety of updates.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1355400165380886
“1948 cj2a willys jeep Small block chevy 400 turbo full cage ps, Chevy master cylinder 31 10.50 15 Mickey thompsons painless fuse box”
This has a fiberglass body that I’m guessing was made on the east coast. I’ve seen a few of these. It has the wide rim around the back and a slight angle to the dash.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/976316976948231
“CJ3A military windshield, V6 engine, turbo 400 transmission, stretched to 12 inches, 1973 renegade rears. Mileage unknown”
UPDATE: Still Available.
(08/16/2023) This appears to have an unusual hardtop. I’m not sure if the “complete body restoration kit” is a new body? Or body panels? Or?
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/238007025630669
“Comes with complete body restoration kit and windshield Also has many small parts right down to original screws for rebuild Have title Some body rust Good flooring, engine, frame is solid Has mounting for snow plow Was on the road two summers ago It is a 1947 but with the better engine from the 50’s that had much more spunk AMC 4 Cylinder engine upgrade Many extra parts included that be used for repairs Could be driving with very little effort or completely restored with parts included”
Unclear how much value is here. No description provided. It has a Sears-brand-type hardtop.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1353847911872959
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $7900.
Folks looking for FJs might be interested in this 2WD van. Thanks to Blaine for sharing it.
“1965 60’s 1960’s ’65
Classic Rare
Studebacker postal van, pretty rare, almost complete, has engine, and I have a new gasket kit for it, glasses can be made custom with glass or plexiglass lexan… It is a project worth of doing Ice cream catering bar photo booth shoot movie videos etc”
Pete shared this ad. This has some mods, including a tailgate, a T-90, and a CJ-2A windshield.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/819942962968432
“This WWII Jeep is finished in Olive Drab Green. It is powered by its original “Go Devil” engine paired with a T-90 3 speed manual transmission and 2 speed transfer case. It also comes with an attached tow bar. Jeep is in fair condition and runs. It has a clean title and we have the pink in hand.”
The author of this review evaluated his time driving in a 2WD wagon.
Looking out over the pasture, I see lots of green, but don’t see all that much cow shit. So, I didn’t think I’d hit all that many piles racing around it. Welp, those tires found plenty of piles and threw it all over me and the jeep.
This was the first time I ran it in 4WD. That worked flawlessly. As for control and driving, I found the racer felt really balanced and smooth, despite the bumps (the pasture isn’t all that even). The steering is a little stiff, but that feels great when going faster.
It seemed like it was missing a bit as I hit higher RPMs; I couldn’t decide if that was caused by the bumps disrupting the gas flow in the carb or by a timing issue. We’ll figure it out.
At the end of the video I realized that the fan wasn’t working (it turned out to be a loose connection), so I was trying to get Ann to open the gate, but she decided she would film me while pretending to not hear me, lol … she is a merry prankster!
UPDATE: Price dropped to $7000.
(05/30/2023) Lots of updates and a Bobcat hood on this flattie.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/529981069175659
“1947 Jeep CJ2A Flat Fender chevy 4.3 v6 w/ all new holley sniper fuel injection, new billet holley distributor, holley coil and holley ignition box less then 1k miles on new parts, sm420 4 speed transmission, dana 300 tcase twin stick. Dana 44s front and rear, locker rear open front, disc brakes all around, brand new soft top and framing. Brand new beadlocks and 35×12.5×15 bfg km2 mud terrain tires. Rare hard to find JEWEL grill, windshield and tailgate all stainless. Aluminum radiator/electric fan. Flowmaster exhaust/headers. Aluminum fuel cell in back of tub.”
Someone was looking for one of these.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/7288992821113999
“Brand new, stored in our heated garage. Fits: ATV, UTV, Go Kart & Riding Mower Chassis Built to look like a full sized Jeep Steel Construction Includes: Body Tub, 2 Fenders, Hood, Windshield Frame & Tailgate 59”long by 32” wide”
