CJ2A s/n 100095
Bruce Hann of Rio Rancho, New Mexico has his hands on 1945 CJ2A
10095 -- only the 95th CJ2A built -- according to the only number tag on
it. It's registered as a '46, but Mr. Hann is working to register
it correctly with the state's Department of Motor Vehicles. The Jeep
belonged to his father and is going through a complete rebuild. The
column shift parts were ripped out long ago and he is looking for
replacement parts -- so if you have any or know where to get them, shoot
him an e-mail at happyhanns@lycos.com
. There are three cracks in the frame that need attention and the
frame has been boxed to some extent. Mr. Hann has a good motor and
the correct steering column, but the parts are arriving slowly. So
far, every parts-Jeep he's seen is "wrong" or the parts are missing.
As Mr. Hann says, "Now I get to correct 30 years of abuse, especialy the
V8 hack job."
A few interesting things that were added over the years are the do-it-yourself
grab bar, the retractable ashtray, and, to the right of the ashtray, the
bottle opener.
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