UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4450.
Here’s an unusally modified CJ-2A.
“1946 CJ2A (flat-fender) HUNTING JEEP 4 WD. THE ONLY THING NOT REBUILT ON THIS JEEP IN THE LAST 5K MILES IS THE ENGINE WHICH DIDN’T NEED IT. ENGINE STARTS EASILY, RUNS SMOOTH. 90% TREAD ON 32 INCH ALL TERRAIN TIRES AND FILLED WITH SLIME. LIGHTS WORK, GAUGES WORK, (PTO WINCH ENGAGING LEVER IS BROKEN), DUXBAK CORDURA CAMO SEAT FABRIC, 2 DOG DOG BOX FOR QUAIL HUNTING WITH SEAT AND TOP STORAGE COMPARTMENT. RECIEVER HITCHES ON FRONT AND BACK BUMPERS. TOWBAR, MANUAL LOCK-OUT HUBS. 3 SPEED MANUAL TRANNY. GREAT HUNTING RIG. I DROVE THIS FOR 7 YEARS ON A HUNTING RANCH AFTER BUILDING/OVERHAULING IT WITH ABSOLUTELY NO PROBLEMS. DON’T HAVE A PLACE TO USE IT ANY MORE”
No Title. Was told it runs but haven’t heard it run. Needs work. Good parts vehicle or project vehicle.”
This jeep has been in the family since around 1957. It has always been kept in a nice dry barn and only used occasionally, mostly just to drive around the property. It runs fine and I just drove it to a jeep show last week. The brakes need a little work as well as some of the light bulbs. Asking $3000 or best offer and would like to sell soon to make room in the barn for other items.”
I am moving and this old Willys project has to go. No title — I have the paperwork for a Rebuilders Title. It belonged to a friend’s Dad — part of his major junk vehicle collection. When they settled the estate, my friend brought it to my place thinking we would work on it togethttp://www.ewillys.com/wp-admin/post-new.phpher. We have both decided to give up, so this ol’ beast has to go. The price is $600 — $500 of that goes to my friend, and $100 is mine for the parts I put into it. Please don’t expect me to haggle on the price — I’m only getting reimbursed for new parts and getting nothing for storing this thing for 3 years. It has the original 4 cylinder engine and turns over fine, I just haven’t got it to start yet. I bought some new parts (coil, cap, condenser, switch, etc.) but haven’t had the time to seriously troubleshoot the issue. There is some spark — it might just need new plugs”