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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2500.
This looks pretty nice for $2500. It includes a parts jeep as well.
“ORIGINAL 134 FLAT HEAD ENGINE..TOO MANY NEW PARTS TO NAME. A PARTS JEEP GOES WITH IT…ENOUGH PARTS TO BUILD ANOTHER JEEP. RUNS AND DRIVES..CALL…606-286-2088…FOR SALE OR TRADE FOR CAMPER OR
4 WHEELER OF EQUAL VALUE…$ 2500.00 FOR ALL OF IT.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $600
It’s rough, but it’s an early one.
“1945 Willys Jeep. Pretty much all original. Original motor,tranny,and running gear! Clear title icluding the original title from 1945. Complete Jeep…..$600…Steve….”
This has a raised seat in the rear, suggesting it was built for hunting?
“1948 willys jeep cj 2a flat head 4 cylinder runs good smokes a little but would make a good hunting vehical clean fl title Call 239-699-6737.”
http://fortmyers.craigslist.org/lee/cto/2004743356.html
UPDATE: Price dropped to $2500. Status unknown.
(08/30/2010) This includes an overdrive.
“Classic Willys rebuilt 4 cly drives well has overdrive. brakes have been upgraded as well as the sterring. I bought this for my Son but since then he bought a classic truck. What I know starts up every time runs well brakes work well. Very good body the windshield frame and the original seats both available on ebay need tlc. have pink slip and all DMV paper work. Drive it home. Located in Concord. ”
Here’s a good looking build.
“1946 Willys CJ2A- Bought in Florida last year. 1268 miles on V8 motor 215 cc, new tires, new shocks, stereo, original running gear, runs great. Very nice Jeep. Interested parties please contact coachworkstudios@yahoo.com or call Dick at (814) 450-1787.”
http://erie.craigslist.org/cto/2001682541.html
UPDATE: Still Available … The price was $3500.
(07/27/2010) “1948 Willys Military Jeep (clone). 50K original miles. Complete body off restoration. Never seen rain or snow. Serious inq. only. Call Paul at 978-884-9009. No calls after 9 P.M. Do not reply to this ad because I am posting for my uncle.”
http://boston.craigslist.org/nos/cto/2001822574.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1950.
(09/30/2010) From the description, you wouldn’t know there’s been a serious modification to this jeep. I’ve seen something similar, but I don’t think it was this one.
“1948 Willys. original flathead 4 cylinder motor, manual tranny, 4X4, and power takeoff. Runs good and 4X4 and power takeoff works. Antique title. Came from South Dakota. ”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $3000
(09/22/2010) This appears solid, though the front and rear tires almost look like different sizes.
“1947 Willys Jeep. Original engine and running gear. Runs and drives, but will need some maintenance. 12 volt convertion. Body is in good condition with no rot. I bought it with a project in mind, drove it thru the summer of 2008, and it has been parked ever since. Its time to move on to other projects, so Im moving the Jeep along. It is non-op, so there are no major fees to be paid. I have clean title in hand, so transfer will be hassle free. Located north of Sacramento near the Hwy99/Hwy 70 split. $3000/reasonable offer.”
http://sacramento.craigslist.org/cto/2001715406.html
I’m not quite sure what we have here, though it probably is a CJ-2A.
“$5000 or best offer”
http://sfbay.craigslist.org/sby/cto/2000206593.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $300
Some old desert dogs on the front and old terras on the rear. The rims with the terras look pretty good. Given those additions, I wonder if the drive train was upgraded with anything like posi.
“project JEEP frame was sand blasted. some rust some rust already fixed. no motor, trans, tcase. nice rims with 31-15.50-15 terra tires.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4000.
It appears solid.
“Runs great, all original, great collectors item, nice condition, DONT PASS UP THIS DEAL, GOING FAST HURRY CALL FOR MORE DETAILS!”
(Apr 4, 2009) My first inclination is that this is an M-38 body due to the cutouts on the passenger side. However, there’s no opening for the gas tank on the driver’s side. So, I’m gonna guess this might be an aftermarket body replacement. There are interesting shutoff valves on the rubber tubing that feeds water towards the heater core. Not sure what they are for. There was an Overdrive with this, but maybe it was sold?
“1946 Willys CJ-2A, Buick V-6, 4-speed, Dana 18 transfer case, power steering, soft top and doors, heater, newer seats front and rear, newer fuel tank, chrome rims with 31 inch all terrains. $3000 or trade. More vehicle features: 2 Door; Four Wheel Drive; Manual Transmission; Dana 44 Rear; Full Size Spare; Locking Hubs; Oversize Fuel Tank; Oversized Tires; Roll Bars.”
