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UPDATE: Price dropped to $750
(04/24/2011) That body is bumped and bruised.
“1948 CJ-2a rolling chassis with title and matching numbers and data plates. $1000. offer. $750 less wheels and axles. 303-823-5308”
http://denver.craigslist.org/cto/2763065724.html
UPDATE: Was $1200. **SOLD**
(12/10/2011) This had a special ‘fireworks’ feature. See the description below.
“I have a mostly stock 1947 cj2a
-it has the origional “go devil” flathead that runs like a top
-origional 3spd tranny and twinstick transfercase, both work great
-I redid some of the wiring temporarily as I was seeing fireworks under the dash at night
-new turn signal switch and front turn signal lights
-flat mounted tail lights for their protection
-comes with best top and doors (could use some work)
-has a cj3a windshield
-tires in pics dont come with jeep but have some to put on.
-do not have title in hand but can get one”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1500
(12/14/2011) “COMPLETE PROJECT, NOT RUNNING, CLEAR COLORADO TITLE $1500 OR TRADE FOR A SMALL CAR OR TRUCK”
Holidays and Jeeps … does it get better? More from Roberto.
Craig has a special picture this week at the FCConnection. Check out the whole photo here.
UPDATE: Sold: Was listed at $500.
Brett spotted this one. There’s some value here.
“1947 willys jeep straight 6 engine.Has been sitting in the weather for many years.Needs a lot of work but is a gem for the right buyer.Has two door frames with rotted canvas. no top. you haul”
Ted has his CJ-2A dressed up for Christmas. You can see more pics of Ted’s CJ-2A here.
Hmm … I guess I should dress up Biscuit. If the rain abates, I will get him out and do something holidayish.
Here is another Christmas Illustration courtesy of Roberto Flores.
UPDATE: Was $3500. **SOLD**
This has both the Bobcat body and hood. It appears to have a pretty nice paint job, too. I”m not sure what’s wrong to make this a project vehicle.
“1946 Willy’s Military Jeep.
Straight 6 cyl.
12” Ford Drums
Bobcat Fiberglass Body
Warn Hubs
“project vehicle”
$3500 OBO. Price Negotiable. Open to trades.”
UPDATE: Was listed at $9000 **SOLD***
This doesn’t have full floating rear hubs.
“Many new parts: tires, combat wheels, wiring, brakes, 12 volt conversion alternator kit. complete distributor assembly, black out lights, rebuilt carter carburator. New fuel tank & well, all new lights, guages, seat frames, covers & cusions. New leaf springs & shacle kit, new shocks. Rebuilt transmission & transfer case, new starter, grill, battery, windows & frame and much more. Runs like new.”
