UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2000

(07/20/2015) The body is rough.

“I have a 51 willys cj3a and cushman electric golf cart with a 4′ dump box both run and drive looking to trade for a rzr or rhino or will sell the cushman for 2500 and jeep for 3500”

UPDATE: Still Available.

(05/23/2015) Has not started in 15 years. While it is possible to restore this jeep, calling it ‘perfect to restore’ pushes the bounds of credibility.

“WILLYS CJ2A JEEP 1946
VERY GOOD BODY
OVER HEAD VALVE 4 CYLINDER
HAS BEEN IN STORAGE FOR AT LEAST 15 YEARS
AND WILL NOT START
THIS WOULD BE PERFECT TO RESTORE
HAS THREE SPEED TRANSMISSION WITH HI AND LOW OPTION
THE FOUR WHEEL DRIVE DOES WORK”

http://cincinnati.craigslist.org/grd/5223477204.html

UPDATE: Price dropped to $1600.

(11/21/2014) Doesn’t run. Has Pinto motor. Still might be worth a look.

“Hi there i have a 1948 Jeep Cj2A that i am looking to sell. Over the past few years i have had a lot of fun tinkering with this jeep and doing some off roading on the property with it. These things are just incredible in the mud and there so dang small you can fit them anywhere. This jeeps engine was converted to a 1972 ford pinto 2.0l engine and from what i have heard when these engines are running right they are very reliable and powerful for there size. The engine runs but it does seep a little oil out and it could use some tlc to be running in tip top condition.

The jeep has the original T90A 3 speed transmission which shifts through all the gears and works relatively well and the 4 wheel drive also works like a charm. There is a little rust on this jeep mostly in the floor boards and on the fenders but the body tub is mostly solid. This jeep has been so fun for me but i dont have the room or the tools to make this thing a really solid jeep and want to get a reliable daily driver car otherwise i would definitly keep it cause these things are so dang cool.It is currently not running because the starter is bad but i am going to get a new one for it very soon. ”

http://portland.craigslist.org/clk/cto/5223828198.html

UPDATE: Price dropped to $2100.

(07/24/2015) Looks like it might run.

“I HAVE A 1950 JEEP WILLYS WITH A FLAT HEAD 4CYL.”

http://oklahomacity.craigslist.org/cto/5199104585.html

UPDATE: Still Available

(05/27/2014) It’s a project.

“Here is a 1948 willy jeep in pieces. I have everything except the windshield and original seats. The motor is a military boat motor, don’t know if it runs or not. Someone started to make the jeep into a river rat and stopped. The body is a typical willys jeep body. Had a good grille, tailgate, hood. New gas tank, good radiator. Everyone has their own opinions about condition, if you are curious come look at it. The jeep is in average to below average shape for one sitting outside all its life. I do have some spare parts. I also HAVE a TITLE.”

http://grandisland.craigslist.org/cto/5175185658.html

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3650.

(04/20/2015) Includes a Warn OD.

“Excellent running 1946 CJ2A. Very original, drives right down the road with no squeaks or rattles. Lock out hubs and 4WD works just fine. Headlights, tail-lights, turn signal and interior lights, horn (vintage) all work as designed.
I bought this a few months back, and since then have done the following: new tires, new fuel pump and regulator, new Solex carburetor, new shocks, new exhaust system front to back, new instruments, new transmission cross member and motor mounts. I changed the intake/exhaust manifold gasket, set the valves, changed the plugs and wires, and timed the motor. Engine, transmission, overdrive, transfer case and differential oils all changed.
The L134 flathead makes good power, does not smoke, has good oil pressure and runs cool. There’s an enormous winch mounted on the front, which I have been told is WWII vintage for moving aircraft on the runway.
Body has the usual dings and rust typical of a 70 year old Willys.
I am selling to get a more highway friendly Jeep, although one can drive this 60 MPH if they wish.
Email me your phone number and I will call you. Reasonable offers are welcome. ”