UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2000

There appears to be value here.

“for sale is a 48 willys this jeep is a project and runs the motor has been completly rebuilt with new seals from front to back. The body has had some work and is in good shape with all new bolts the brake system is in the process of being redone, i have the parts to finsh this jeep is not finished but does run i am willing to trade for guns or a high quality gun safe all sane offers will be entertained. If you need more photos let me know. Thank you for looking”

No pics provided.

“This is a 1948 Willys Jeep with a collectors engine, a 1955 Chev 265CI V-8 that has been totally rebuilt and bored .030. It has 750-16 six ply tires, a 20 gallon fuel tank and a one piece front seat, it has a winch on the front and there are dual wheel adapters for the back. A big sheet of metal protects the bottom for rough going.
After the rebuild project I drove it about 5 miles, then a heart attack plus crohns disease made me park it in the shed and I haven’t been able to use it, so somebody else should. I have pictures but so far I haven’t been able to load them into this ad, anybody interested can let me know via email if they would like to see them.”

http://wausau.craigslist.org/cto/4109669141.html

UPDATE:  **SOLD** Was $1595.

No title. There might be some parts value.

“Selling my 1949 Willy’s Jeep. Original 4cyl engine runs great, transmission and transfer case all good. I bought it a couple years ago to fix up, but have too many other car projects and don’t have enough time. It should be a fairly easy one to road/trail ready. It looks like someone was going to lift the body off the chassis, so needs wiring spliced back together, brake line reconnected, rear drive shaft re-installed and a few minor other things to make it roadworthy. It does drive, now, with only the front drive shaft connected. No title, will sell with bill of sale. Serious offers considered, cash only.”

UPDATE: Was $5000.**SOLD**

(07/06/2013) It looks good, but probably needs another rebuild.

“This 1948 CJ2A Jeep with a flathead 4 was actually restored over twenty years ago, then parked in a barn and never driven again. It probably has only 10 miles on the new engine. Of course the paint is shot and all of the seals will need to be redone etc, but overall it is in good shape. It has no rust. Please phone with further questions or to come and see this Jeep!”