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I bought my 1947 cj2a on january 24, 2009. i just got it home a few weeks ago ...
Project Jeep-Saw-Puzzle (cj2a build/restoration) 
04-25-2009, 11:35 PM
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Project Jeep-Saw-Puzzle
I bought my 1947 cj2a on january 24, 2009. i just got it home a few weeks ago and started work. The Previouse owner had it for 3 years, and was restoring it, but had to sell. Acording to the PO i am the third owner, and the original owner purchased it new when he was 16.
What i got
1947 cj2a - serial number 106562
Front dana 25 axel
Rear dana 41 axel
4.3 vortec v6 engine
SM465 transmision
Dana 18 transfercase
New fenders
New hood
New tailgate
New tool box
original tub, (most work done, sandblasted)
I know some of you have been waiting for my build so i got to work as soon as i could. enjoy :2thumbsup:
Picture Time
Before the PO started work
The Day i got it home
New Floor Panels
driver side

Passanger side/ new tool box

Rear section
Drivetrain
Rear Axel

Front Axel

Tranny (sm465)
Other Peices
Windsheild/frame

New Hood

New Fenders

New Tailgate

Gas Tank, Need a new one this one has rust holes

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Re: Project Jeep-Saw-Puzzle (cj2a build/restoration) 
04-26-2009, 10:47 AM
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Man I love those old flat fenders! The way the side body panel extends forward for the windshield frame to pivot on is great and the dash is such a neat feature.
Looking forward to watching this thing come together!
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Re: Project Jeep-Saw-Puzzle (cj2a build/restoration) 
04-26-2009, 01:26 PM
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4" SkyJacker SoftRide lift.
2" lift shackles.
Front shackle reversal.
TJ fender conversion in rear.
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My first JEEP ever was a '47 CJ-2A. I sure miss that thing...
Keep us posted on your progress...
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Update 1 
04-26-2009, 02:04 PM
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The First day of work
Body off
Removed leafs of rear axel
this stuff is my new freind (got them bolts right off)
The second day of work
Took the wire wheel to the rear axels and painted
getting ready to start the front
found a place for the grill

my mom hates it, :rofl:
Third day of work
got the front axel almost finished today, wire wheeled it and first coat of black paint went on.
Also got if a new center consol for when its finished.
Thanks for the comments, ill be sure to keep you updated,
-J-J-,
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Re: Update 1 
04-26-2009, 06:15 PM
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What a great thread! The diffs look great!
That is a perfect place for the grille!!! Right above the ??? Well - I see two grenades, a 50 cal and what are the other two? The don't look like mortar rounds... AA maybe?
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Re: Update 1 
04-26-2009, 06:35 PM
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Thanks im getting ready to do the frame, i just need some more zerorust i should get it this week, and have the frame done next weekend if the weather is good.
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That is a perfect place for the grille!!! Right above the ??? Well - I see two grenades, a 50 cal and what are the other two? The don't look like mortar rounds... AA maybe?
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those are my dads he says there, 37 mm pompom's from the boar war
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Re: Update 1 
05-31-2009, 09:46 PM
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It took me a while but i finally got my zerorust and went to town on the frame. It was a good weekend
Frame cleanded up on friday afternoon, cut my leg up but im ok (damn grinder)
Got the 2 coats of grey zerorust on the frame took all saturday
Then today i got two coat of black zerorust on the frame
there are a few drip and brush marks but over all i think it looks good
I finally found out were my forth shackle was, its broken off and still in the frame and leaf. does anyone know were i can get another one?
-J-J-
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Re: Update 1 
06-01-2009, 06:25 AM
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That looks really good! Definitely a full weekend!
Which 'shackle'? Can you take a pic so we can find you the correct one? Take a look at #9 here -->> 1941 - 1971 Jeep CJ Suspension Components at Morris 4x4 Center
Is this what your talking about?
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Re: Project Jeep-Saw-Puzzle (cj2a build/restoration) 
06-01-2009, 03:25 PM
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That's a beauty!  I'd have to breakout the stink'in Lincoln & flatplate & fully box that bad boy while it was in that position. 
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Re: Project Jeep-Saw-Puzzle (cj2a build/restoration) 
06-01-2009, 08:22 PM
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yes cj thats exactly what im looking for, the front pass side is broken.
thanks longhorn, id love to fully box it but we dont own a welder....yet,
i might try and get a guy from work to do it for me.
-J-J-
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