Super Clean 1946 CJ2A

BamaTJ · Nov 17, 2008

Man I love the old Willys jeeps. My grandpa had a fleet of them when I was growing up and I loved to ride in them. His were all junk for the most part. Also dated a girl in HS and her dad and uncle had like 3 of them. Little fawkers would go anywhere. Ran into Pop's at breakfast on Sat morning and then coming home I see this at the Shoney's. Stopped and got a few pics, this thing was PERFECT. Fully restored, it all looked brand spankin new. Had a sweet NObama bumper sticker also!

Check it out

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P · Nov 17, 2008

drool $$$$$ NICE

BamaTJ · Nov 17, 2008

I have never seen one that was restored to stock. It had gold wheels and the undercarrage was freshly painted black. Damn thing looked like it had never been driven. Best thing was they cruised it down to Shoney's and it was cold as hell with a strong wind that morning!

CHASMAN9 · Nov 17, 2008

If you like them, I have a buddy that has about 13 in different restoration phases at his house of Acton rd. He has everything from a Willys Woody Wagon circa 1929 unrestored to Willys tractor. He does them from scratch.

BamaTJ · Nov 17, 2008

Field Trip and Shop Tour. Come on man, those things are sick!

CHASMAN9 · Nov 17, 2008

Field trip, Mr. Bus driver, were all in our places with bright shiny faces. Let me know when you want to see them.

POPS58 · Nov 17, 2008

CHASMAN9 said:
If you like them, I have a buddy that has about 13 in different restoration phases at his house of Acton rd. He has everything from a Willys Woody Wagon circa 1929 unrestored to Willys tractor. He does them from scratch.

His name wouldn be Don Crocket would it?

P · Nov 17, 2008

Hmmm , I wonder if he bought the 55 3b high hood I dragged down from Kansas with me... dood that bought it said he had a bunch of them. Don sounds familiar but hell that was 4 years ago . laughing1

POPS58 · Nov 17, 2008

Don has quit a few of them,he's come to grayrock a few times in some of his.He owns Crocket Electric on 31 hwy next to Cahaba Tractor(I think Cahaba) in Pelham.He use to have a bunch of them for parts in the back of his shop on 31.

72dozer` · Nov 18, 2008

dennis gamble has a few of them to i think (gamble bedliner)

CHASMAN9 · Nov 18, 2008

POPS58 said:
His name wouldn be Don Crocket would it?

Yes sir you are correct. Don has been my electrician and friend for the last 16 years. Have you seen his basement colection? He does wheel his junk from time to time at Grock and other watering holes, but his fortay has been just tinkering with them and selling a few parts. Great guy.