Jeep Cj2a on 2040-cars
Great Falls, Montana, United States
1946 Willys CJ-2A
IF YOU
WOULD HAVE ANY FURTHER QUESTIONS....FEEL FREE TO CONTACT ME, AND I WILL BE SURE
TO ANSWER AS PROMPTLY AS POSSIBLE. I WILL ALSO SEND AS MANY PICTURES AS YOU
WANT...THANK YOU FOR YOUR INTEREST. Up for Bid is a 1946 Willys I purchased this Jeep a few years back from a local farmer that
had it sitting in his shop for years and drove it during local parades. Well I
purchased it thinking I would like to complete the restore and keep it for a
long time. Well as life goes things get in the way and I need to sell it. I did
nothing to it except put a new battery in it and started it and drove it from
the storage unit to home about once a year. Starts and runs great, what little
I know about this jeep I will list. 1. Converted to 12Volt System 2. Small oil leaks underneath because the seals have dried out. 3. Comes with a original parts break down manual – looks old 4. Air Horn on top of carburetor has been changed 5. Excellent condition for the age. 6. Great Looking Jeep Clear title that I will transfer if desired. Buyer is responsible for pick up – If it is local to my area I
will consider delivery. ITEMS ARE SOLD AS-IS WITH NO RETURNS! Payment
Accepted: PayPal |
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