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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $6400
This looks like a solid, pretty stock jeep.
“1947 Willys CJ2A, second owner, 52,000 actual miles, original PTO winch, original 4-cylinder engine, 3-speed transmission, hi / low transfer case, 16” wheels / mud & snow tires, rancho springs / new shocks, “lock-rite” locker in the rear, waren locking hubs, new seats, CB radio, tag numbers on body and frame match the title, very clean body and frame / no damage. This jeep has been kept in a garage / barn.”
From the rear picture it looks like it has just the right amount of drivers side lean….
What about the opening/cover where the antenna cable exits? There is a jeep here locally that has that same hole, though no cover. Is that a tail light location, or a hold-over from the military jeeps where the trailer electrical socket would have been??