It runs, but it may need a little work. Seller hasn’t driven it very far.

http://losangeles.craigslist.org/lac/cto/5324317212.html

“This 1948 Willys was a fun summer project that I no longer have time for. It has the more powerful Willys Hurricane engine or F134.

When I purchased the Willys it was not running or driving, so I went through it. Fluids changed: brake lines flushed, gas tank was dumped and fresh gas put in, coolant, engine oil (2 engine oil changes actually), transfer oil, transmission oil, front differential, rear was only topped off.

Electrical was cleaned up, replaced a lot of wires including battery/starter wires (the old ones tried to catch fire!) head light switch installed. I did not get around to the turn signal switch. The speedometer and cable and cable housing were replaced as the ones on the cj were broken, but I kept the original speedometer since it had the mileage on it and I figured some one more competent than me might like to try and fix it.
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Needs an air clear, but looks solid otherwise.

“I am selling my 1948 Jeep Willy’s. This Jeep runs great. Transmission and clutch are great as well. Drive train is factory and has been gone over and it needs nothing. This Jeep is ready to go. I do have the title in hand and is ready to take you where most vehicles dream of going. Give me a call today at ”

http://atlanta.craigslist.org/nat/cto/5319820820.html

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1000.

Not sure there is much value here.

“Frame was redone as well as motor but motor is locked. Lots of parts with it. Call for info”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2000.

(11/05/2015) Runs and drives.

“Selling my ’46 Willys CJ2A. Runs and drives, has no brakes….at all. Carb was just rebuilt with a master rebuild kit so not just the gaskets and float but the jets and nozzles too. Will need a new tub more than likely and about a foot or so worth of frame reinforcement on the right rear side. Not in a rush to sell but would rather have my girlfriend’s car in the garage over the winter and not dump every red cent of mine into this thing at the moment. Has original seat frames and is all numbers matching.”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1500.

(11/07/2015) “Up for sale is a ’48 Jeep Willys. It’s in fair condition, could definitely use a little TLC. Originally bought as a resto project for myself but I no longer have the time Lethe funds. My loss is your gain.

$1500 Or Best Offer. Im open to entertaining offers, no reasonable offer will be turned down.”