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UPDATE: Price dropped to $1500.
(06/20/2020) It’s rough. Has a front facing PTO.
https://panamacity.craigslist.org/cto/d/youngstown-1948-cj-2a-willys-jeep/7208079379.html
“1948 Willy’s CJ-2A Jeep. Ready to be restored. The engine turns over. It has already been switched over to a twelve volt system. Needs to be rewired, and a new fuel tank. I have the original title. Included is a second frame with spare parts. Also includes a wench, and a pto Transmission”
You can only see the drivers side of the tub from the outside. Interesting?
Kurt, now that you say it … that doesn’t make any sense! When looking at the pics, I thought something was off, but couldn’t quite place it. But you are correct … Maybe there is a second parts jeep?
The posting says there is a “second parts frame” which I assume has the rusty cowl still attached. The PTO is a Koenig 51.