UPDATE: **SOLD** “Was $11,500.

Lots of new parts on this jeep.

“1949 3A Willys Jeep. Has GO Devil. 134 cubic inch with 60 HP. Very nice Jeep and loved att the car shows. I also run in local parades and run around town locally. She runs great. Never in the rain or snow. Original body as you can see was gone so I went south for another body. Jeep has 12 volt 3 wire GM alt. and charging and lights are no problem. Also installed electronic ignition recentlyalong with Warn front hubs.
She still needs a few things like a set of leaf springs as these are getting weak and a 2nd gear sycronizer. It will pop out of second when down shifting but pulls fine. Easy fixes. Prices came from Hemmings. Never thought I would sell but health forces me to.She is not perfect but very nice.”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $14,500.

It appears to have a CJ-3A frame (no gussets).

“I am selling my 1947, restored, CJ2A to make room for another project. This is one of the nicest 72 year old CJ2A’s you will find around. Obviously there is no rust. I don’t need to sell it, I could make everything fit if I need to. Everything works except the driver side vacuum wiper that I need to look at. The engine has been rebuilt and runs amazing. These old CJ’s are getting very hard to find, especially in this condition. There has been a lot of money put into this Jeep and it shows. The frame and body tags are on it. I have used this mostly for parades and just driving the grandchildren around. I am asking $14,500 OBO. If you have thought about restoring one, you will realize how reasonable this price is.”

Both look rough. The red one has an ID from Missouri.

https://seattle.craigslist.org/oly/cto/d/tenino-1940s-jeep-willys/6859286243.html

“1940’s Willy’s Jeep
Not sure of the exact year or any history. It was left
on a property I recently purchased.
I do have an abandoned vehicle affidavit to
apply for a new Title.
No engine or transmission
$2,000”