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It sounds like this needs some work.
“1947 Willis Jeep, runs okay, needs new tires has alot of extras, great hunting vehicle. 2800 obo. 432-553-2123”
http://odessa.craigslist.org/cto/1852849453.html
That is an unusual F-head engine hood modification. The Willys-Overland hard top looks great. I don’t think the grille looks original (the parking lights appear to be a later model). The overdrive isn’t original either, as it hadn’t been developed as of 1946.
“Offered for auction is a classic 1946 Jeep. This jeep has been family owned since new. It is so old the VIN # is 65111. It is all original except for the installation for an up graded F-Head engine in the early 1950’s. The hood scoop was added to allow for the room needed. It has “dual-matic” front hubs and a Warn 20% reduction overdrive all standard. This rare old jeep also has the original metal top and a heavy duty (tropic) radiator. The tires are new. This jeep runs perfectly. It is ready for restoration or modification. It is a great example of solid steel construction from 1946. A true American Classic. Bidders please note it is offered locally as well.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $900.
It is rough.
“1947 Willys Jeep – Original motor included but not installed. Delivery can be arranged. Great project vehicle”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3000.
This look pretty good.
“For Sale ,,,,, Willys 1947 CJ2A Runs Great. Not Perfect but Awfully Nice. I have installed the following new parts, reciepts go with the Jeep.
New: Coil + Condenser + Plugs + Wires + Dist. Cap + Points + Rotor
Rebuilt Original Carb
Front Bumber + Rear Draw Bar
Brake Shoe Linings
Front Brake Wheel Cylinders
Rear Brake Wheel Cylinders
Master Cylinder
Brake Lines + Hoses + Clips
Radiator + Hoses + Cap
Air Cleaner + Horn + Tube + Hose + Brackets
Leaf Springs + Bushings + Bolts + Shackles
Front Wheel Bearings
Steering Knuckle Seals
Front and Rear Axle Seals
There has been some fiberglass repair and some sheet metal repair done to the body over the years. The only holes are in the rear floor pan. The tires are old style and in fair condition. It runs like a top.”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $8995
(07/20/2010) It looks in great shape.
“1949 Jeep CJ2A Willys 4cyl flat head runs well. New Tires and Wheels (has 2 sets see picture) Wild Country TXR Traction $580 value, polished Amercian Racing wheels chrome lugs $1109 value, Role Cage, seat belts front and rear fog lights, Motor gone rebuilt, Tow Bar Service Manuel. $8995 email for more pictures…Jim 541-855-2535”
http://eugene.craigslist.org/cto/1853155879.html
UPDATE: Was $2000. **SOLD**
(06/30/2010) This needs the tranny/clutch fixed at the very least.
“46 willys jeep. small block V-8(327) with new water pump, valve covers, belts and harmonic balancer. very strong. have brand new clutch kit and transmission rebuild kit for a Borg Warner Non-World Class T-5 transmission. Didnt have time to finish fixing the trans and clutch. has a 20 gallon gas tank mounted in the back to keep up with the V8. have soft top and doors. $2000 OBO”
Brett found this one. It is pretty rough.
“I have a Willys Flat Fender for sale or trade for a older suv”
http://www.ksl.com/?nid=218&ad=11614521&cat=&lpid=&search=willys
UPDATE: Someone snagged this one. Can’t beat the price on this one!
“Either a 1943 or 1947 cj2a for free. I know nothing about it. Looks complete, the two fenders and the hood are next to the fence and not in picture but are there. Come get it before Johns gets it.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1100.
Except for the cut out side and the funky seat platform, it doesn’t look all that bad.
“1948 Willys Jeep. Runs good but needs steering sector replaced. I have a good used sector that comes with the vehicle to replace the bad one. Engine, tranny, and drive train are in very good shape. All rebuilt several years ago but not sure of mileage since then. Body/interior is in very poor condition. Motor & tranny are original. Tires are good. Call with questions.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was No Price.
(06/19/2010) This appears in good shape. I don’t see any indication that it has a soft top (no buttons along the side). It appears the data plate is missing or just not installed.
“This is a 1948 jeep that has had a bunch of money put in it in the last few months, it has new brakes, tires, seats, paint ,starter,water pump. on and on, the engine runs great, mechanically it is sound, the body is rough, but the paint is shiney and will stay put”
UPDATE: Was $500. **SOLD**
Looks like there may be some useful parts at the very least.
“have one 1947 willys jeep for sale, 250ci ford inline 6 cyl engine, not running, all original transmission, transfercase, front and rear ends, floors are rusty, body has a few rust spots, good glass, extra transmission and transfercase parts included, have clear title in hand. $500.00 i don’t ship COD to the south pole, or anywhere else, cash in person only.”
This looks like a good package.
“1946 Willys CJ2A in original almost rustfree condition, there is slight surface rust on the under body and one spot of rust on a hat channel at one of the mounting bolts. The inner windshield has rust around the glass area and probably could be replaced. The body itself has normal farm use dents and dings but nothing serious and would be a easy restoration, the area around the side holes are probably the worst they had a rubber cover bolted to both of them see picture, I have had it about 20 years and enjoyed it as is. Mechanically it runs great and everything works, including the originak key coil switch, has normal leaks at some of the seals. The brake lines wheel cylinders and master cylinder have all been replaced. The seats have powder coated frames and replacement cushions covered with vynil, the rear seat is a reproduction. Original seat pans springs and coverings go with the Willys. Wheels are powder coated with white vynil strpes and almost new non directional tires. I believe the Willys a has about 29,000 miles as it has on the speedometer. The wireharness could stand replacing, horn button doesn’t work but the horn does, windshied glass is a litttle scratched. The Willys comes with a complete Monroe three point hitch with a motor mounted hydraulic pump not installed.PTO with rear gear box and farm belt pulley and governor,V belt pulley for generator or welder, belt driven buss saw I believe it’s a Newgren. Front bumper weight, complete operational Linkbelt capstan winch with most original parts, rope roller assy is a reproduction and winch drive bracket is fabricated from steel and works well….”
Hog spotted this nicely restored (though not completely stock) CJ-2A.
“This CJ2a was restored by a good friend of our family. He rebuilt the engine and converted it to 12 volts. In the restoration it has received new brakes and I have the kits to convert the drum brakes to pads/calipers on the front. I recently installed a new battery and have new original hood blocks. The front bumper is stainless and custom made. The rear tailgate was taken out and welded solid (I have the original tailgate and it is painted to match the jeep) The front seats have new upholstery and the rear seat is in good condition. The paint job was professionally done. It has an extra fan at the radiator for extra cooling that can be turned off/on using a toggle switch on the dash. It has a new gas tank. This is a nice jeep that is ready to ride daily.”
http://www.jeep-classifieds.com/35154_jeep-ad.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1200.
It runs and drives. It is a combo jeep, but the price is good.
“Military Jeep for sale. Yes it runs! Working motor, running gear, transmission. I hate getting rid of it but we’re moving out-of-state and have to figure out how to move 3 vehicles already!
Has: 1942 Ford GPW frame, hood, windshield, grill, and other misc parts (all still have their F stamp visible); 1945 Military engine (running) with new fuel pump; 1946 Willy’s tub and transmission. The transmission is good but the tub is not in great shape.
Needs: seats; fuel tank (we just put the fuel line into a gas tank when we run it); drive shaft (it fell out when we flat towed it to our new place); tires (2 are flat though they’ll hold air long enough to tow it home or put it up on a trailer); We sanded all the old pealing yellow paint off of it and it is primer gray but we never got further than that.
This would make a great parts vehicle (we’ve been told the steering wheel alone is worth $300!) Or for those that are looking to buy a new fabricated tub and throw it on there and have a look-a-like military jeep to play around in (our plan). Or a great starter for a crazy Rock Crawler.
The parts mentioned above are the main F stamped parts so if you’re looking to restore it to a stock gpw it would need a lot. But like I said it’s great as a part donor or casual military jeep lover.
Please note we do not have a title for it, it will be bill of sale only. According to the dmv you just need to get a VIN verification done on it (simple as bringing it down to the CHP office) and DMV will then issue title and registration. Asking $1200″”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $500.
This sports a fiberglass body, which appears in reasonable shape. Given the cage and body, I’d say this is a reasonable price. However, it appears the cage is probably mounted to the body rather than the frame.
“1949 Willys CJ2A Jeep. Has good frame, original 5:38 axles w/ upgraded brakes, heavy springs and I think rear diff locker. No drive train. Has original hood, front fenders and windshield. Tub is fiberglass. Has Bestop soft top frame and door frames (top rotted away). Good title. This is good for a Jeep build starter project, parts, or another Jeep with title problems. CJ2A Jeeps were made from 1945-1949. The flat fender body and frames (except for the CJ3B) are basically the same from 1940-about 1954 when they changed to CJ5.”
This has already been disassembled.
“I have a 1948 willys jeep with original title. its in rough shape but would make a great project. I have it in pieces right now but I have all the parts. I have 4 new rims and tires that go with it. motor runs 4×4 works just needs a lot of TLC. clean title alone is worth more than $500”
http://fortmyers.craigslist.org/lee/cto/1847814496.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3500
(03/06/2010)
“Nice Jeep ! 6 cylinder stickshift ! Runs and Drives Super good ! Still has the Medical kit onboard ..Fresh Seats also ,, New Rubber ! Was stored indoors before restore ! email to see it !”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was Make Offer.
This is very cool, though the seller is a bit off on their history. I’d like some better pics.
“This is a Willy’s Jeep. After the war there was too many left over so Willy’s started to put implements on them.I think that it is in the era of the 50’s This is a ditch witch. It will need to be picked up.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $800.
It is missing some parts.
“1946 Willys CJ-2A project for sale. It is in pieces and needs some time. I’m the 2nd owner and have had it for 10 years. It was orginally purchased in Belt MT. Missing transmission, tailgate and some various engine parts. I was going to put in a newer engine and never finished it. Has a metal half cab, 16″ rims and an extra set of 15 in rims/tires.”
UPDATE; **SOLD** Was $1450.
Bob spotted this one. I’m unsure if this runs or not, but it looks like it might.
“4×4, 4cyl motor, has windshield, needs restoration,”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3000
The gun kind of cracks me up ….
“1946 willys, engine trans work fine, needs break leak fixed other wise brakes work. cool simulation fire 50 cal. over 2k for gun new. some rust, shes 64 years old have title, will trade for boat,rv,guns,gold,money,toys,booze,wild woman. etc,etc Thanks for looking. Doug 480-593-8804.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4000
(06/29/2010) This was rebuilt in 1986, but then work stopped(?) when it came time to rebuild the engine (as best as I can figure out). I can’t tell if it runs or not.
“Originally restored / completed in 1986; Been sitting every since with plans of continuing engine projectl; currently has 4 cylinder motor; 3 speed transmission w/ overdrive”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay.
(06/29/2010) The serial number of 130476 suggests this is a 1947 rather than a 1946.
“This is a ONE OF A KIND Vehicle. Its a 1946 CJ-2A Willy Jeep. It is tagged In Delaware as an antique vehicle. The body is handmade wood. It is the perfect vehicle for the beach. V-6 with extra transfer case and extra transmission. Tow bar so it can be towed behind your RV. In and out Locking Hubs. Sucicde Doors . Clear Title. Also log book of all work done and dates from original owner. Selling for a friend. Seller has the right to refuse sale and end auction at any time sitting for sale out side of residence. This is One of a Kind vehicle.”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $3500
(06/22/2010) This appears pretty stock.
“48′ CJ-2A WILLYS,GREAT SHAPE NO RUST, TO MANY PARTS AND ACC. TO LIST. ANY QUESTIONS CALL 318-207-1862”
http://shreveport.craigslist.org/cto/1846170540.html
UPDATE: Still available
(04/30/2010) It’s hard to tell much from the photo.
“1949 willy’s cj 2a willy jeep with 283 chevy.Runs good. Lights work,Spotlights work. Very tight drivetrain,still needs mastercylinder. 208 686 1593 208 819 4401”
http://spokane.craigslist.org/cto/1844066032.html
