1948 Jeep Willys Cj-a 134 Ci, Asperated, 4wdr, Dual Range on 2040-cars
Hancock, Wisconsin, United States
Model: CJ
The Willys CJ2A, the first mass-produced Jeep intended for the civilian market, began production on July 17, 1945. Restored in the late 1990's. Kept garaged. Used in the Wisconsin Circus Parade and won awards from the Antique Automobile Association of Wisconsin. This piece of history has new tires, fully operational mechanicals, restored brake cylynders and rebilt master cylinder, power takeoff, 4 wheel drive. Clean and well maintained vinyl top, side curtains and working doors. Electronics all work, horn, lights, gauges, brake lights, etc. With a well detailing this jeep will be a beautiful addition to any collector. It has been garaged Hancock, Wisconsin area. New tub, original fenders and hood, windshield frame and the remaining sheet metal is new. No Bondo or acrylic bodywork. New shocks, everything that has been restored has no more than 2200 miles on it. Please call for full details 414-964-3095 or 715-249-5878.
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