CJ3A/DJ3A/Military for Sale

[Andy]

Good PA Titled 1953 CJ-3A.  It is actually made up of Military Axles and engine, DJ-3A Tub, 3A transmission and drive train.  I call it Muttly.  It has a redone Military L134 Engine, and brakes,  Tires are newer about 2 years old and I don’t put a lot of miles on it.  I have re-done the electrical for headlights, and put in a new clutch.  It does drip from the oil pan a little.  The transmission pops out of second, but I do have a fully rebuilt transmission that I will provide for the price I list.  I did replace the seats and add the spare tire carrier, jerry can holder, wipers, and a ebrake.  I have other projects now and need space.  $7500.00 OBO.  I will supply a non-rebuilt transmission (dis-assemble ready to be rebuild for $500.00 less.) Not sure how to upload pictures.  Send me your email and I will send them out. Thanks

[Rus Curtis]

Good PA Titled 1953 CJ-3A.  It is actually made up of Military Axles and engine, DJ-3A Tub, 3A transmission and drive train.  I call it Muttly.  It has a redone Military L134 Engine, and brakes,  Tires are newer about 2 years old and I don’t put a lot of miles on it.  I have re-done the electrical for headlights, and put in a new clutch.  It does drip from the oil pan a little.  The transmission pops out of second, but I do have a fully rebuilt transmission that I will provide for the price I list.  I did replace the seats and add the spare tire carrier, jerry can holder, wipers, and a ebrake.  I have other projects now and need space.  $7500.00 OBO.  I will supply a non-rebuilt transmission (dis-assemble ready to be rebuild for $500.00 less.) Not sure how to upload pictures.  Send me your email and I will send them out. Thanks

Andy,
A picture would help on your sale.  I didn't see a way to contact you

Send me your email....

  but posting here shouldn't be too difficult.  If you have the picture posted elsewhere, you can use the photo icon (hover over it and it says "insert image") up above the window you type in (or just use [img] commands with the second having the needed "/" inside the brackets with the URL (i.e. bracket img bracket URL bracket /img bracket).

The other method is to click "+ Attachments" below the box you type in.  That allows you to download from your computer and then we can see those images.