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1948 Willys Cj2a Engine on 2040-parts.com

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Elkhart, Indiana, United States

Elkhart, Indiana, United States
Condition:For parts or not working

Willys engine has been sitting for several years PO said it was a good running engine. I pulled the head to check it out, It looks like a low milage rebuild, pistons are marked 30 over, valves look meaty....no thin edges. Almost no ridge in the cylinders, everything looks like it may clean up well and make a good runner again or an excellent core/builder. Serial number is J193706 which puts it in a 1948 CJ2A.
This is for local pickup, I don't have the connections for shipping quotes. If you have a shipping method I will gladly work to make that happen. For faster response to questions I can be reached from 8 to 8 Eastern time at 574-327-5986

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