1947 Willys Cj2a Jeep - Nice! on 2040-cars
Port Jefferson Station, New York, United States
1947 CJ2A Willys Jeep in excellent condition, not mint, a driver. Low
miles on rebuilt 350ci V8 engine with a performance cam. 3 speed manual,
4wd, tilt wheel, center console, ipod connection, heat, soft top in
good shape with doors. Windshield folds down for cruising around if you
like the wind in your face. Mileage is slightly higher than in the pic
because we use it to go down to the village for ice cream and the occasional ride out to the north fork. Will listen to REASONABLE offers. It is for sale
locally & I will pull the ad when it is sold. If you low ball me,
don't expect a reply. Too many toys, must go.
Condition- no rust on tub or frame, rust around windshield frame (should be replaced if using in the rain) & a little on the tailgate (fixable). Frame & tub painted with Por15, New tires, new master cyl., new clutch slave cyl., brakes are less than 1000 miles old but are drum brakes (should be updated to disc brakes in the front - aprox.$800 for a kit or DIY). I replaced the gas tank with a new plastic one but purchased the wrong sending unit. The sending unit is new & the gas gauge works, they just don't work with each other. High back seats in excellent condition with nice seat covers but seats don't move. Top speed is 40-50 mph. I'm sure I'm leaving something out, so please ask questions. I will post them to the bottom of the listing as I answer them. Thanks for looking! PS...vintage license plate goes with the vehicle but I would have to mail it to you. It must be taken to DMV with bill of sale so they can take my name off or some other confusing nonsense. I will mail it at no cost to you via Priority Mail with tracking. |
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