UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay.

“Up for auction is a 1946 Jeep Willys CJ 2A. The vehicle is mostly original except for the engine, which is a fuel injected Chevy V6 out of an S10 pickup. The engine probably has less than 50,000 miles on it, but I dont know for sure.  The frame is straight and the body is in pretty rough shape in my opinion, although not bad for its for its age, has some rust spots, nothing all the way through, and has also had some paint and body work as well, which I did myself, so its not perfect….”

I love the old hubs on this classic CJ-3A (pic below).  I don’t think I’ve seen these Cutter hubs before.  I did a search on them, but couldn’t find anything.

“Up for auction is an amazingly original 1950 CJ3A. This vehicle was used by the mosquito abatement district in Chico, California since the 50’s and has been very well maintained. Other than an inop vacuum wiper motor, worn clutch and non-original temp gauge everything is original and works! (Even the hand brake!) Unless the vehicle was in use it was stored in a closed maintenance garage contributing to the great condition of the body tub and frame. The only rust on the vehicle is located in the passenger side floor/hat channel, an area adjacent to the driver’s side top bow pocket and and area on the driver’s side just forward of the rear wheel well opening, (see pictures). That’s it! …. There is so much more! New battery and starter. Very unusual Cutter front hubs. You don’t run across one like this very often! Feel free to e-mail me with any questions you might have.”

UPDATE:  Still available

Those old terra-like tires appear in pretty good shape.  I had a set a couple decades ago before switching to desert dogs.  This has a few dents and dings, but looks solid.  I’m guessing it’s stored inside.

“1940’s Willys Jeep. Runs great. Needs some break work. Has a PTO. Has a hard top and doors.”

http://montana.craigslist.org/cto/1266603579.html