It is missing some front parking lights.

“For sale is a 1946 Willys CJ2a. This is first year jeeps were offered to civilians. It drives great, four wheel drive works, hubs lock out, engine is smooth. All work has been professionally done (have receipts.)
Listed as one of the three most important weapons for winning World War II, these jeeps are legendary. This one has been updated to feature very high quality and comfortable front and back seats from a 52 Jeep, all updated wiring (12v) and everything necessary to make it a reliable vehicle. It also has spare tire mount on the passenger side, rather than on the back.
This jeep will also come with all if the original steel wheels and functioning military spec tires. I have tires on it from a Scrambler, just because it’s a more comfortable ride. The jeep will also come with a t-bar so you can tow the jeep behind any vehicle with a 2″ hitch.
Can be easily outfitted to be a military parade jeep, or beefed up to be a monster. I’ve had a great time driving it around as is… It will go just about anywhere.
I get stopped everywhere I go, by guys with beefed up rubicon JKs, by military vets, or just people who remember these types of jeeps when they were growing up. People are really interested in a 68 year old Jeep that can still get around. It’s a conversation starter to say the least.
Text, email, or call to schedule a time to come by and look at it. ”

http://tulsa.craigslist.org/cto/4807604746.html

Needs some work. Listed as a 1948, it could be a CJ-3A.

“1948 willys jeep looks good inside and out $4000 needs motor work”

http://swva.craigslist.org/cto/4808616972.html

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3500

(10/06/2014) Runs, but doesn’t have a title.

“Deer Hunters Dream. Serious Buyers Only. Some rust on tailgate. Runs good. New Alternator. No title, just bill of sale. Have data plates. Not street legal.”

It’s a project.

“It is a 1946 Jeep Willy’s powered by the reliable 134 cubic inch, 60 horsepower “Go-Devil” engine. It is at the point to where it could be restored to original or made into a modern Jeep. The only thing that has been updated on it so far is a 1.5″ shackle lift and a cushioned tractor seat. The stock wheels do come with it and the original gauges were pulled out of it, but do go with it as well.
It still has the original 6 volt system and purrs like a kitten when running. For being 68 years old it is in really good shape and a piece of American history. There has been some body panels welded into it at some point in its life, but the way it sits is the way it was when I purchased it. The only thing body wise that I have done to it is re-primer it since it sat out side for a few years and had surface rust. Transmission, transfer case and axles are all fine and work good, but there is no top with it.

I have researched online and Willys Jeeps in about the same condition is going for atleast $1000 more, so I feel this is a fair price for it. If you are looking for a project to restore or modernize and drive, this is the Jeep for you.”

http://columbus.craigslist.org/cto/4805980181.html

UPDATE: Price dropped to $4500.

(08/22/2014) Appears to run and drive.

“For Sale: 1948 Willys Jeep. Flat top 4 cylinder – 3 speed. Less than 53,000 miles, tires are fair, new battery, top is about 2 yrs old, runs good. If you’re looking for a restoration project or a hunting vehicle this is a prime candidate! Asking $5,000. This is not a restored jeep but is not junk either! Message me if interested.”

http://santafe.craigslist.org/bar/4804281024.html