NOS WO-663551 CJ-2A/CJ-3A CHAFF SCREEN

[Joe Gopan]

Check your 1949 CJ Parts book and pictures in Fred Coldwell's "Preproduction Civilian Jeep", you will find a picture of an accessory to the Chaff Screen, it is convex.

[Hamhog]

Do you have a part number?

Disregard. You must be talking about the screen they used on the CJ-1 / CJ-2. I suppose it provided more surface are to avoid plugging up?

[Joe Gopan]

I took the 1945 and 1949 Universal Jeep Parts books (couldn't find my 52 or 53 edition) and the Pre Production book by Fred C and looked for a reasonable hint. Will do it again when I get a minute.

[Joe Gopan]

TRADE, ONLY

CCKW SWB Spare Tire Lock or MB Canvas Top by Friday Canvas.

[Joe Gopan]

Offer still valid.

[Hamhog]

Are you looking for anything else, in trade. Is it the square or diamond pattern? I’d be interested if you’re looking for anything else. Thanks.

[Joe Gopan]

I like to trade these OEM NOS WILLYS parts for NOS WILLYS cosmetic parts.

[Hamhog]

Okay. If it’s as nice as you describe, I’d offer you $200 if you decide you want to sell it.

[Joe Gopan]

It's NOS, has original black paint, no damage or corrosion, Trade only for now. I have had it stored on a NOS CJ-3A Grill.

[Joe Gopan]

I'd be interested if the Spare Tire Locks you referred to are for the CCKW SWB.

[Hamhog]

Those are already sold. Sorry.

[lowenuf]

And just for further clarification, the chaff screen carried the same part number for each version, as there were two, the earliest version with the diamond, or hexagonal pattern, and the latter, square version.... each with 4 grill tabs, two install handles and both with fine metal screening on the radiator side.