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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3000
This looks solid.
“1946 Willys Jeep. Stock. Model # CJ2A. Good Tires. Runs. $3000 OBO”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $7500
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was No Price.
This appears solid.
“I am selling my 1948 Jeep. It has a 302 Ford motor, 4 wheel drive high and low, am/FM radio, custom roll bars, new clutch, master cylinder, and starter. Runs great.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1350.
(09/12/2010) “Willy’s jeep 1946 with factory hydraulic pump for the snow blade,has rag top with doors. Does not run,but turns over. Rusty with holes,but useable or restoreable,has a heater also. Sold as is. Do not e.mail if you are not willing to pay the price. It has an after market air filter,but I have the original,and the seats are in VGC.”
UPDATE: Still Available. Price bumped to $2000
(09/17/2010) The body looks rough, but the rolling chassis appears stock.
“Original motor, frame, Transmission, and body (which is detached) $2000 or better offer. If interested please call Emmett at 607-847-8177 for more info.”
http://syracuse.craigslist.org/cto/1957446094.html
This could be a DJ-3A.
“Also for sale will be a 1956 CJ2A jeep for parts … Friday October 1 and Saturday October 2 at 8 AM. Location is corner of 2nd and Washington.”
No pics, no price.
” … Willys Jeep 1946…. There is just too much to list, we promise, NO baby stuff, This sale is Saturday October 2nd, and Sunday, October 3rd, we will post time and location on Friday, look for the ad.”
No pics provided. Unclear what we have here.
“Runable. needs some work”
Get this while it lasts. It looks pretty good.
“1946 Jeep CJ2. Titled. Project car, but its mostly complete, and in fair shape. A piston seized, and I just tore the whole thing apart, and I was going to completely restore the whole thing. Everything is there, it just needs to be assembled. I have a military style grill, and a windowframe to go with it. 360-907-0631, I prefer email if you can. $900 bucks, fairly negotiable. Bring a Trailer.”
http://portland.craigslist.org/clk/cto/1978994206.html
I love the old school paint job.
“Up for auction is 1946 Willy’s CJ2A #64464. Many years in previous family and believed to be originally purchased in California. Barn storage or desert life much of vehicle’s existence and what little rust around steps came from outside storge last few years not far from southern California beach.
I purchased this 2A as a project to do with my son as I soon planned to start work on my original one owner California ’48 CJ2A(red one in couple of pictures) and was not far from my house. I believe it to have most of it’s original Harvest Tan paint in tact and to be 95% rust free. This 2a underwent a very well done 283 Chevy V8 engine swap in the 60’s that included 11″ brake upgrade and GM steering. The fire wall has been moved rearward 4″ with nice metalwork. Sold with bill of sale. Vehicle does not have windshield, seats or engine. Have seen some restored and complete rolling chassis on ebay as late so maybe a great restorable body can be of help to someone.”
