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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3800
(08/26/2010) It doesn’t run. I’m not sure if the tailgate was filled in or this is a modified DJ body.
“I have 1946 Willys jeep that was left to me by my father. The jeep was last restored in 1987 so it does need work and currently does not run. Unfortunately, due to the current economy I need to part with it. Hopefully, someone is looking for a project vehicle as well as some fun doing it. Call Mike”
UPDATE: Hog spotted this on eBay.
This has a few rough spots, but not bad for a midwest jeep.
“This is a 1947 Willys CJ2A Jeep. I’ve owned it for about 2 1/2 years and it always lives in my attached garage. When I bought it, the Jeep had been sitting inside a dry, attached garage for the last 25 years. I brought it home, put a new battery in it and poured some gas in the carb and it started right up. Since then I have put new brakes all the way around, rebuilt the wheel cylinders and master cylinder, rebuilt the carburetor, cleaned and sealed the gas tank, and rebuilt much of the front end. We entered it in the 2008 Frog Follies and people just flocked to it. I drove it around town until late last year when the clutch went out. Put a new clutch assembly in it and it’s ready to go again. I liked it because it is about 95 percent original. No one has modified the crap out of it like most of them have been.
It does have some rust present, but it is much, much less than most of its age. Very little rust-thru. I have a clear Indiana title in my name with the original serial number on it. My name is Jerry and you can reach me at 812-204-3300.”
http://evansville.craigslist.org/cto/1984693571.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3000
“Husband passed away, have never started the jeep, but he always took it hunting until 2002. Very good condition.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $600.
This looks like a good price for a parts jeep.
“1947 JEEP CJ2A WITH ORIGINAL TITLE. IN SOMEWHAT ROUGH CONDITION…( I HAVE SEEN ALOT WORSE) MOTOR IS STUCK. WINDSHIELD AND FRAME ARE IN GOOD CONDITION. SPRINGS ON RIGHT FRONT ARE BROKEN . COMES WITH FULL SET OF 5 MILITARY NON DIRECTIONAL TIRES , 6.00 -16. BODY IS PRETTY SOLID FROM IN FRONT OF THE DOORS FORWARD. I’D SAY AT ABOUT 50 % SOLID FROM THERE TOO THE BACK. COME TAKE A LOOK. $600.00 OR BEST OFFER.”
I”m not sure if this includes a windshield or not?
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have a 1946 willys jeep. it is an offroad jeep. NO TITLE. RUNS! i believe it may need a new fuel pump in the near future. the frame is not original but solid. Body is in fair condition. $2000 or best offer.(863)450-5797 thanks (and SORRY the pics uploaded sideways for some reason)”
http://lakeland.craigslist.org/cto/1986555834.html
UPDATE: Still Available. Looks like a good price. Note Vic’s comments below.
“I have for sale a 1947 Willys jeep. It runs, and drives. The 4 wheel drive works, High and low gears work. Trades considered, guns, ATVs”
http://binghamton.craigslist.org/cto/1985366861.html
It’s dirty, but I can’t tell if there’s much rust or not.
“WILLYS JEEP, (1948) 4X4, GARAGE KEPT, CANVAS TOP, ORIGINAL ENG & TRANS. $3000 CALL 352-279-6218”
http://tampa.craigslist.org/hil/cto/1986935704.html
I found this image at the halfcenturyofprogress blog. I thought it was a cool pic. It wouldn’t surprise me if someone knew who this was ….
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1500 for both.
“2 1947 Willys CJ2A jeeps both run and drive, 1 converted to 12 volt, only one title! 850.00 a piece or 1500.00 for the pair, if no answer leave message will get back to you a.s.a.p”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2000.
(10/06/2009) “Two early Willys jeeps. One is an “Army jeep,” and may be a very rare variant made by Willys in 1946 for the Coast Guard, and the other is a definitely a ’46 CJ2A (it has a nameplate). From my purely novice viewpoint, it looks a lot like the CJ2A, but I’m selling it without claiming it to be any particular model. I just don’t know myself to be able to say. It has “battle wheels and tires.” I do know both are 1940s models (everyone seems to agree on that point) and the army one had a PTO (it has a pillow block in the original bumper) in the front and has an odd-ball “government-issue” hitch and tow-bar. The CJ2A is complete incl. engine, the other is minus the engine, but the rest of the drivetrain appears complete. Both need a fair amount of work if the buyer wants to restore them to original, but you could probably get a running jeep in a full weekend of work, maybe less. There is enough here to get one complete, running jeep and have a fair boneyard left over. The bodies are, as these things are generally found, both pretty good. I had gotten these intending to make one out of both, but have been told they are collectible and it’s probably best not to do that. I don’t have the time or really, the interest or desire, to restore them myself. I’ve checked eBay, etc., and know that these are not just “old jeeps,” so please, no low-ball offers.”
