1947 Jeep Willys Cj2a on 2040-cars
Norcross, Georgia, United States
This 1947 Jeep has been in my family for 67 years. My cousin bought it new and I bought it from him on Labor Day 2013. The photos showing the black jeep with top is what it looked like when I got it. Took the top and doors off, you see the stripped black jeep. There are only 39,384 actual miles on the Jeep. Obviously the OD is what it looks like now. I have tried to keep it as much original as possible. Still a 6 volt system. Has the floor push button start. I took the windshield wipers motors off (but still have them). All the tires, are brand new 7.00 x 16; the 4 wheels on the ground are brand new. The seat frames are all original (in the black topless photo you can see the original seat covers - still have those with the springs) however I put new cushions and seat covers on this Jeep. New Paint job was done in November 2013 The tail lights were added on by my cousin, and I left them, for safety reasons when driving on the roadway. There are no seat belts installed (as original), however I purchased new OD seat belts and never installed them (however you can have them) New windshield glass and frame, new bumperettes in rear. This Jeep runs and will make a perfect parade vehicle. There is no hard or soft top with the jeep. The hard top seen on the Black photo is available for additional price (and it comes with 2 metal doors with windows) Like all CJ2A's, it likes to pop out of second gear periodically. Again, in my family for 67 years. If you have any questions. feel free to ask. Down payment of $500. will confirm your purchase, and the remainder will be paid prior to pick up in person. Retired LEO here with plenty of local banks in the area. I have a copy of the original title and registration to prove family owed.
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