The fiberglass body looks in good shape, though the seller says it is cracked.

“This is a 1946 jeep. It was a complete running driving willys last week. It has now become a parts/project jeep. I have a good clear title and vin tag ready to go. There is also a tag on the frame. What is here:

complete fiberglass body kit metal windshield frame, glass is cracked. Metal wiilys hood and grille. Glass gas tank. steering column still connected to the box. Dash with all guages. factory frame in rust free condition, the body is still bolted on the frame. Trans & transfer case with drive shafts still mounted with the cross member to the frame. Front and rear axles with lock outs. Wiring with electric wiper motors. I do not have an engine. Radiator. Leaf springs. Seats. Other than these few parts it could easily be put back on the road. Can assit with shipping.”

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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2500.The body appears solid.  I believe this is a thinner walled, light body similar to what I had on my first jeep.

“for sale complete willys fiberglass body.
1 fiberglass tub
1 fiberglass hood
2 fiberglass fenders
steel grille
steel windsheild frame
the jeep frame in the picture is NOT for sale just the body.
the firewall is notched to fit a distributer, it was being built as a street rod.
there is also a hole cut in the floor for the steering column
the body is solid no cracks, the underbody is coated with a black plastic paint.”

UPDATE:  **SOLD** Was $3000

Here’s a good looking CJ-2A with a glass body that has a starting bid of $1,999.

“I am Selling my project Willys jeep CJ2A. It is a 1947 with an all original drive train. It has the flat 4 cylinder engine and the 3 speed tranny. The jeep runs and shifts fine. The 4wd works good. The brakes are rebuilt but need final adjustment. All new axle bearings. You will need to trailer this Willys home, but it will drive onto any trailer you put in front of it. It has a fiberglass tub, hood and fenders. The grill and windshield frame are metal and in great shape. The glass is all good. There is no cracks in any of the fiberglass. The frame is super solid. This is a great start to a nice project you could have on the road in a couple of weekends. It does need some tlc. The tires are new and the rims are freshly painted. It comes with a spare rim, nos front bumper, used lift springs, extra carbs and a garage full of spare parts. I do have a clean MA title for it. Tades are concidered so tell me what you have. Im in to harleys, sport bikes, 4wd quads and any jeep that the top comes off and is on the road.”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2700

“I have a 1947 Willys jeep for sale. It is sitting on a Scout frame and running gear with warn hubs. The motor is a 302, the tranny is out of a Fairlane and it has the Scout transfer case. The body is a complete 6 piece (tub, fenders, grill, hood and tailgate) fiberglass kit painted hugger orange. The windshield frame is the factory metal frame. The wheels are steel spoke with 33″ swampers. I have most of the smaller parts in boxes. It comes with 3 race seats and covers. This jeep is a project and needs finished. All the expensive parts are there, just needs a few little parts and it will be an awesome jeep. I also have a clear title for it. I have too many projects and this one needs to go.I am asking $2700 OBO or I am open to trades. ”

UPDATE: Price dropped to $3000.

(01/18/2011) This has a fiberglass tub.  It does need some work.

“Pretty solid Jeep. Motor runs very good. Top is very good. 31×10.5 mud terrain treadwrights. only downside is the fiberglass tub. Needs very little done to it. What it does need are spring bushings and shackles which are pretty cheap and the storage bin that the passenger seat is mounted to. Was also converted to a 12v system but I think it still has the original generator, so it has a little bit of a hard time keeping a charge in the 12v battery on short drives. has original wheels. I have doors also. I just never mounted them, because I saw no purpose. $3000 obo.”

http://omaha.craigslist.org/cto/2192399417.html

UPDATE:  Was $2500. **SOLD**

(05/26/2010) This was rebuilt with a fiberglass tub.

“1945 Willys CJ2A $3500. 1st Year civilian Model. Has been rebuilt. Fiberglass tub/fenders. Engine rebuilt last year to run unleaded fuel. Tranny and transfer case rebuilt 2 years ago. Went through axles, repacked wheel bearings and replaced brakes. Added blinkers and roll bar.  Rebuilt charging system and is now 12V. New tires and wheels Seats redone as well. Looks and drives nice All work done in last 2 years.”

This is still a project, but now sports a fiberglass body and rebuilt engine.

“1951 Willys for Sale. This Willys restoration is nearly finished and includes a FIBERGLASS BODY,, rebuilt engine and complete restoration. Includes original Willys flat head 4 cylinder and original drive train. The Willys is 4 wheel drive. Finishing touches to make this complete include mounting hood, riser for hood and engine diagnosis (has not been started after engine rebuild). Great project for the winter!  Thanks for looking! Bob (484) 433-0065.”

http://nmi.craigslist.org/cto/2142455198.html

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $6500

This has a fiberglass body and a variety of updates.

“- Body off restoration 1946 Willys Jeep  – 600km since restoration – Fiberglass body – Dana 44’s on 33 inch wheels. Too many features to list. Please contact for details and be sure to view attached photos. Please note: I am willing to trade for a Harley Davidson.”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2600

This has a fiberglass body and front clip that appears in good shape.

“1946 Cj2a willys jeep. Runs very good, motor has been freshly rebuilt. it has a fiberglass body, hood, and fenders, so no more rust…It will need seats.. Also has new exhaust.. frame is in great shape.”

UPDATE:  **SOLD** Was $1800

(07/01/2009) This has a fiberglass tilt front clip and a fiberglass body.  It could use a paint job at the very least.

“This willys has a fiberglass body w/ tilt front end, 350 4 bolt main, 350 turbo transmission auto. w/ 4wd , power brakes,power steering, tilt steering wheel, stewart warner gauges.”