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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3300
“Classic 1946 Willys Jeep. Runs and Looks Good. $3300.00 Call Bryan for details”
UPDATE: Seller dropped price $20 more dollars.
I’d like to see a few more pics. Looks pretty good.
“1947 Willys Jeep, Buick V6,Saginaw 4-speed, Saginaw Power Steering, Warn Overdrive and Locking Hubs, Full Soft top with doors,tow bar. Fresh tune up and service. $3725.00 480-797-2927 or 480-507-5515”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2700.
There’s a variety of nice updates to this CJ-2A. The hole in the hood would not be one of them. I bet the seller would throw in the ‘rock’ brake (note driver’s side tire) as a freebie.
“GOOD SOUND 1947 JEEP PROJECT. HAS A SMALL BLOCK 350 WITH CORVETTE MANIFOLDS IN IT BUT THE MOTOR GOT RAIN WATER IN IT. IT COMES WITH A FRESH MILD BUILT CHROMED 350 WITH EDELBROCK ALUMINUM INTAKE. I DONT HAVE TIME TO R AND R THE MOTOR SELLING AS A PROJECT PACKAGE. NON OP ON THE REGISTRATION SO NO BACK FEES. TILT CHEVY COLUMN, UPDATED STEERING BOX WARN OVERDRIVE ON TRANSFER CASE. AND MORE. WOULD BE A FUN PROJECT.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3800
The more I read the list of specs on this jeep, the more I liked it. The drive train is a great combo for both on road and off road. I think the addition of an overdrive would really complete this nice package.
“This is a 1948 Willys CJ2A with a Meyer power angle plow setup. I put the plow on 3 years ago and it was only used on my driveway. This jeep has seen its share of off-road use so it isn’t a show vehicle. It is a very strong working Jeep that is a blast to drive on and off road. Body is a replacement steel tub, hood, fenders, grill, windshield frame and tailgate are original. 225 cu.in. Dauntless V6 from a 1970 Jeep. HEI electronic ignition.
SM420 transmission, 4 speed with 7.05:1 granny low first gear. Dana 18 transfer case with the large 1.25″ intermediate shaft. Dana 44 rear axle with Lockright locker and 4.27 gears. Dana 27 closed knuckle front axle with 4:27 gears.”
I’m not sure what all is combined to make this flattie. The good news is that the body appears to be in excellent condition. Lots of large pics on the Ad allow for close inspection. The seller notes that this a currently a 2wd vehicle, though in one image it looks like there is a front pumpking visible.
“4.3 chevy v6, 700r trans, tilt steering wheel. 2 wheel drive. have parts to make 4×4. $2900 obo. (714)970-8704”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1600
“I bought this with intentions of restoration but it isn’t going to happen. I replaced all the brake lines, hoses, wheel cylinders and master cylinder. It runs decent, will need an exhaust manifold. I’ve got the doors for the hardtop with good glass. Certainly not road worthy but a good candidate for restoration.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1500.
“1947 Willy’s Jeep $1500 OBO. I am motivated to sell.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3495.
It’s definitely got a variety of good modifications. It looks well equipped for the trails.
“This Classic is set up for the Hunter/Offroader. V-6 Engine,4 Speed (Heavy Duty Ford Truck) Transmission.
Warren Overdrive, Power Take off Wench,Oversized brakes, Chevy Steering. Cargo Rack with Jerry can racks in the rear, Tow bar, Full Roll Cage. Trailer hitch, Reciever hitch in front,Dunlop 31X10.5/R15 Mud Rover Tires (like new).”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1800.
“1946 CJ2A Jeep with Arctic Top. Engine runs good, rebuilt starter and Carburetor. New tires. This jeep needs some body work (after all, it’s 62 years old.) The frame rails are solid, only surface rust that I’ve seen. I’m sure I’ve done some other things to it. If I think of them I’ll edit the posting. And yes, the carburetor has been covered at all times. I just took off the cover for the pic. I’ll sell the Jeep without the Arctic Top for $1600.00. Prices are firm. These Jeeps are getting more valuable daily. I just don’t have the time for it any more”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1800.
Sounds like it needs a little work. Strangely, no step-side drain holes or a gas inlet hole. I’m not sure whether the back is solid or not.
“46 Jeep CJ2A with some other parts, like the windshield is 53.- Military colors, this is a great farm jeep or offroad project. Runs great, great rubber. Floor pan has some rot. Frame and all other parts and metal are in good shape. Front seats in good shape. 12volt conversion done and makes it street legal. We used it for the summer house, comes with full doors and top.”