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1946 Willys Jeep cj2a Starts, runs, drives, stops Yellow with black racing stripes NO TITLE. BILL OF SALE. There is a very easy, legit, and fully legal way to obtain a title for this jeep. A brief rundown about this jeep: It sat in a while in a field at the original owner’s property. I don’t know exactly how long. I was told it was in a shed. It was VERY not running when I got it. There was very clearly some work/maintenance done to it however. I was going to make this into a plow vehicle, but have decided to stick with my atv. What I have done over the past 2 years (most of this work was done last year): New: Fuel pump (replaced the deleted one) 12 volt conversion (alternator, battery, all wires, solenoid, etc) All new engine wiring New solex Carb (I have the original Carter, but replaced it with a new solex. I have a complete master rebuild kit for the Carter, but the solex ran so great that I slacked on rebuilding the original one) All new brakes - from master cyl down. All lines, wheel cyls, shoes, springs, eccentrics, etc. the drums are NOT new, but cleaned up. All new fuel and oil lines. One oil line has not been replaced, as it was not in bad shape, but I have the replacement. New radiator hoses. upper and lower All gauges work. 2 are originals Converted from amp meter to voltmeter New seats. I just fabbed new seat frames. Passenger seat pivots with a new fabbed seat lock. Under seat glove box is NOT in good shape. New accelerator pedal New gas tank, sending unit, all fuel lines, gauge New plugs, wires, cap/rotor, points, condenser, etc Fresh oil, coolant, tranny oil and gear oil in front and rear diffs New outer wheel bearing all around. New inners up front New head lights, (12 volt) I have not wired any lights yet Runs and drive amazing (amazing is a relative term as this drives and brakes like the 1946 it is)…..but: Starter seems to only engage the ring gear sporadically. Not sure why. The starter has been rebuilt, but I think it 'may' need rebuild.Body Style: SUVDoors: 2Fuel Type: GasDrive Type: 4WD
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