UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1400.

No brakes and the drain holes have been patched, but it runs.

“1946 Willys CJ2a…almost all of the original parts are there (missing the original gauge cluster and windshield has been replaced) with the body in fair shape. I have an old Oregon title to it which could possible be used to get a new one. It had been used as a hunting vehicle on a lease for several years. Ready for a restore!

Pros
Engine runs
Transmission shifts fine
Transfer case works good
Hubs lock and unlock as they should
Most original parts there

Cons
Master cylinder is froze up, so no brakes
Engine smokes”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4000.

Ran when parked 10 years ago . . .

“everything was working when i parked it 10 yrs ago its been the family hunting jeep for over 60 yrs.its a project car asking 4000”

UPDATE: Status Unknown. Was $500.

(02/28/2013) This doesn’t look like a ’46 to me. There may be value here.

“46′ CJ2A, in rough shape. Tub is shot.
Some extra parts, some parts missing. Rolls O.K.
Engine and transmission/transfer-case are present. Engine is out on a dolly.
Engine is frozen. Two grills, three extra rims. Extra hood. All the tires are bad.
Might be good for parts, sold “as is-where-is”, “bill-of-sale”, no title.
Cash only.”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $500.

There may be value here. It is missing drive train pieces.

“1950’s CJ3A. No engine, transmission, steering column or tailgate. Rusty but repairable. No title”