1947 Jeep Willys Cj2a on 2040-cars
Chiefland, Florida, United States
II'm selling my 1947 willys cj2a. everything is original except paint, upholstery, and a few gauges. Motor runs great, transmission shifts smooth, everything mechanically is fine. Had the cylinder walls scoped, and they are great, no pitting, wear marks ect. motor was rebuilt roughly 4-5 years back, since then it has only been in a couple parades, and short weekend drives. New water pump
Chassis and undercarriage are beautiful!
You can send me an e-mail, or give me a call at 732 644 2034 or 732 228 3362
I accept cash in person, or certified check if buying out of state.
It needs a radiator... it gets hot after driving it for a bit. but that's the only mechanical thing wrong, new water pump installed, converted to 12 volt. Has clear, Mississippi title. Jeep is located in chiefland fl
Jeep is for sale locally also, and I reserve the right to end the auction at any time. |
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