1948 Jeep Cj2 Willys...no Reserve......super Fun Ranch Or Local Car Show Vehicle on 2040-cars
Simi Valley, California, United States
...............NO RESERVE..........PLEASE BID ONLY IF YOU HAVE THE MONEY TO BUY RIGHT NOW...........DO NOT BID IF YOU HAVE TO ASK YOUR WIFE PERMISSION TO BUY OR BORROW MONEY FROM YOUR UNCLE OR WIN THE LOTTO TO PAY.... THE DEADBEATS ON EBAY ARE GETTING TIRING! This is one super cool 1948 Jeep cj2 that looks and runs great. It has original style 4 cylinder workhorse motor, military wheels, custom highback seats and included are the frames of the original seats that can be repadded and installed if you like. This little CJ is in great condition and gets lots of attention at car shows or just driving to the store. Summer is here and it's time for some JEEP FUN just tooling around town or off road on a big adventure at the lake. As they say you can't drive a JEEP with out having a big smile on your face and this Jeep CJ is ready to go. My auction is NO RESERVE.......SO THE HIGH BIDDER WINS IT AND WILL BE HAPPY THEY DID. PLEASE CALL WITH ANY QUESTIONS BEFORE BIDDING........(805) 206-1284..........THANK YOU On Jun-13-14 at 09:12:03 PDT, seller added the following information: PLEASE CALL ME IF YOU ARE SERIOUS AND WOULD LIKE A BUY IT NOW PRICE TO END AUCTION.............(805) 206-1284.............THANK YOU......................... |
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Stance gets an injection of brawn from the 20-inch wheels, and they'll roll faster thanks to the power upgrade from 197 horsepower and 339 pound-feet of torque in the 2.8-liter diesel to 257 hp and 412 lb-ft.
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