UPDATE:  New pictures added.

This is a good looking rig and, given the upgrades, the price seem good.  It looks like it was a club vehicle.

“1946 Willys CJ2A, Engine-Buick Odd Fire V6, Induction-Holly 2 Brl Carburetor, Offenhouser Manifold, Transmission-Tri County Gear built T18, Transfercase-Tri county Gear built Model 300, Frontend-Dana 25 with a power lock, Rearend-Tri County Gear built Dana 44 with a Detroit Locker, Suspension-Rancho springs with 3″ lift, Rancho Shocks Added Features: Power Steering, Mico Electric brake lock, Full roll cage, custom gas tanks, rear mounted rack with spare tire carrier, CB Radio Metal is good,runs well,works well other than needs brake cylinder job and engine mount bushings Phone: 909-676-2227”

http://inlandempire.craigslist.org/cto/1352003518.html

UPDATE:**SOLD** Was $2995

“I’m moving and must sell my classic 1946 Willys. I have replaced the fuel system and part of the oil system in addition to the thermostat. This is a great Jeep that will go anywhere. The prior owner used it to hunt, I have primarily driven it around town and in the foothills. Contact me with any questions. “

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1900.

This looks in pretty good shape.  If it gets running easily, this might be a good deal.

“For Sale–1947 Jeep CJ2A, Original and complete w/ top. Not running, but will run. Pictures on request.”

The poster of this jeep isn’t the seller.  I’m not sure if this runs or not.

“1948 willys jeep for sale 1500.00 obo. I am posting this for my father inlaw, I don’t know much about it. please call Al for details. (503) 397 1699”

http://portland.craigslist.org/mlt/cto/1350480830.html

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5000

This looks ready for the trails.

“Freshly rebuilt Ford 302 ci with cam, intake and headers. This Jeep has PLENTY of power to climb up anything. 3 speed manual, front and rear lincoln lockers, body lift, 33×12.50 Mickey Thompson Baja Claws in good shape, racing seats, new battery and new extra parts waiting to be installed. Black soft top and doors in good condition included. The truck runs great. First $5,000 drives it home.”