UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5000

That rear bumper looks like a small log.

“1947 Willys Jeep
$5,000 or Best Offer”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3500

It runs and drives.

“For SALE OR TRADE 1946 Willys Jeep cj-2a (CLEAN TITLE IN HAND) the price of $3500 is negotiable, as far as trades I will trade for a Kawasaki KLR 650 or similar endure type bike.

Has been converted to 12 volt. Engine has been replaced with the 134 F head. This is the engine that was used in the cj-3b’s among other vehicles, similar to the original flathead but the intake valves are in the head and the exhaust valves are in the block, providing slightly more power and reliability in comparison to the L head (flathead). This thing runs great, and has recently had these parts changed. (I have all of the receipts)

>starter
>fuel tank
>Distributor Rebuilt Kit (points, rotor, cap, condensor)
>fuel filter
>oil filter
>Ignition coil
>Spark plugs and wires
>The carb was just rebuilt by Thrasher Carb shop in Tulsa

all parts were purchased from kaiserwillys

This isn’t a show quality rig by any means, but this thing starts up right away, and idles and runs perfectly, the 4wd and transmission work perfectly also. Even the gauges work. Doesn’t leak all over the place, and would make a perfect hunting rig / work horse, or you could just use it for fun, this thing is a blast to drive”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $800.

I’m just not sure how much value is here.

“1951 jeep cj3a”

UPDATE:  **SOLD** Was $5000.

(06/17/2012) This appears to still need work, though the seller doesn’t mention what needs to be done.

“Rebuilt 1946 CJ2A. New body work, fresh paint. Lift kit about 4 inches. Brand new 33×10.50 bfg mud terrain km2s. Brand new black d window wheels. New seats, gauges, tail lights, head lights. Recent rebuilt motor. All new electrical. Grant steering wheel. Custom pro comp bumper. Gotta get rid of it. No garage or shop to keep it in.”