UPDATE:  Price dropped to $4200

(01/30/2011) The steps look a little odd.

“1946 willys jeep, CJ2A, aprox. 46000 original miles, pretty much all original with a few upgrades. Newer stearing, but still very old. New custom built, heavy duty front and rear bumpers. The seats have been reupholstered. This jeep has the original frame, body, flat head straight four, trandfer case and 3 speed transmission, all original.This is a good running and fun rig to drive on a nice summer day!Asking $4600.00 obo or willing to trade! Please call Scott at 541.505.2404. (call or text ok, will not respond to emails)Thanks”

http://eugene.craigslist.org/cto/2527877606.html

I guess the part about the tub being part CJ-2A and part CJ-5 is only shared on a need-to-know basis.  That said, for a run about vehicle it probably functions just fine.

“1946 Willys flat fender Jeep ,New exhaust, tub sand blasted and primed, new wiring, Buik 326 engine, frame repainted with zero rust on the vehicle. runs great. tires are 80-90%. I am open to trades and part trades. I am very interested in a street bike. preferably a 500 and higher, street legal, Dual sport. call or text anytime. 541-297-746 seven”

http://oregoncoast.craigslist.org/cto/2551991191.html

There might be some value here, but not a whole lot.

“jeep in rough shape but almost fully complete. body in bad shape has complete drive train. would think that drive train would need full resto. frame is solid. need gone so make an offer all I can say is no.  will consider some offers but really like $$$$.”

http://wilmington.craigslist.org/pts/2547185871.html

This has a few odd mods.

“im selling my hobby 1948 WILLYS JEEP originally purchased and shipped from MS………its in perfect runnig condition, little to no rust that i can see, the jeep is painted army green, its in great physical and mechanical condition unlike most jeeps of this year out there, it has new spark plugs, wires, distributor cap & rotor, new carburator also its been converted to a 12volt system instead of the 6volt………so standard automotive batteries will work with this baby……..asking $3500 OBO SERIOUS INQUIRES ONLY”

http://reading.craigslist.org/pts/2520670109.html

UPDATE: Was Make Offer. **SOLD**

There is some value here.

“1946 CJ 2A Willys Jeep frame, rear axle, transmission, transfer case, L-head engine block and head, hood, two fenders, grill, and 4 -16″ tires and rims. Body is in tough shape but the front clip portion is generally good.The engine will need rebuilding and does not run Also have many parts including 6 v generator, voltage regulator, coil, headlights, and starter. I also have 2 front seat frames and other misc. parts for CJ 2A Willys. If interested, email me with a phone number and I will call you.”

Debbie, you and I need to talk.  Seriously.  I mean, to claim this is “Unadulterated” is a bit of a stretch, don’t you think? I know it is a big word, but, still,  I feel like I have a pretty solid grasp of the concept and this isn’t it.

“A fine unadulterated example of the CJ2A model from the last year they were manufactured. It has an older Emerald Green paint job that’s year appropriate and looks fine at 20 feet, but is peeling in places. The body and frame are very solid, showing only light surface rust and no rust penetrations. It starts easily, runs and drives well, the 4-cyl flathead “Go Devil” engine is strong and blows clean. The electrical system has been converted to 12-volt for reliability.

The jeep has been barn kept for the past 10 years and used around the farm to pull garden equipment. This jeep would make a great summer driver as-is, and is the perfect candidate for a simple restoration to make it a 10.

To view and drive please call Debbie at 802-877-9291″

http://burlington.craigslist.org/cto/2548169801.html

UPDATE: Was $3900. **SOLD**

This looks solid.

“1949 Willys Jeep, 4wd with hi/low transmission. Excellant tires and wheels, new battery, runs great and is always garaged. Has nice seats and a removable soft top. New paint and tune up last year. An excellant buy, far below actual value. I don’t drive it much and need the garage space for winter.”