Lots of parts, but lots of work left.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/281240563731295

“1946 Jeep Willys project. No title. Has most everything you would need to do a ground up restoration. Frame in really good shape. Body a little rough. Have 2 sets of fenders, good, windshield and frame, grille, tailgate, tool box lid, gas tank, 1 seat, axels, engine, transmission and transfer case,l and 2 totes of miscellaneous parts.”

UPDATE: Still Available.

(05/25/2021) I’m not sure how much value is here.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/453979332572372

“1948 willys carcass comes with original drive train flathead 4 cylinder 3 speed tranny I believe , comes with the hood roll bars gas tank and tailgate”

This could be worth a look.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/300986075043732

“1947 jeep cj2 f flat head 4 spd.. Shackle lift with 34×9.50 super swampers… Custom soft top, and heater… Otherwise mostly stock… Clear title… Far from perfect but plenty to work with… Starts, runs, stops… Good hunting rig. Currently gas tank needs to be drained of old gas, running on remote tank… I will attempt to correct that if it doesn’t sell first… I intended to keep but a little small for me? $4000 bo/trade.”

Has a rear PTO. The front clip has been modified with a 3B hood, though the grille is a 2A grille that’s been raised. I’m pretty sure we saw the “red” version (bottom pic) of this for sale, but I can’t find it now. The current owner has yet to receive the title from the former owner.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/850077995604303

“This is a running and driving project . I was told it was a 46 when I bought it . They have been saying they are working on getting a title . My kids and I are heading a different direction for a project . Has a flathead ford 8 cylinder. Feel free to message me if interested”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was Make Offer.

Might have some parts value?

“Jeep Willy’s
Don’t know year
Doesn’t run
For project only
Make an offer”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4500.

This has potential. It includes a winch.

“1947 willies jeep, extra set of tires. Some tub rust. Winch, 4cyld flat head.”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $8000.

This looks in good shape. The engine has a later model oil filter bracket, so the engine might not be original.

“Selling my 1948 cj2a. Was running great until a couple days ago. Won’t turn over or nothing. Lights won’t come on. Just had it tuned up and all the fluids changed about a month ago. Also put a new fuel pump in.Put new tires on it. Asking 8,000 obo Located in central Kansas”

UPDATE: Price dropped to $1800.

(05/21/2021) It’s a project.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/254375243128717

“Motor turns freely and ran before tear down but due to carb leaking we didn’t run it long. Has lots of rust that someone doing the work themselves could fix but customer doesn’t want to dump more money than it’s worth done to fix it. Roll bar or seats are no longer available. All other still come with Jeep including data plates. Early 1946 with column shift, complete motor and drivetrain. I don’t think there’s anything else that I forgot. Floors have been patched but were done pretty crappy by just screwing metal over top of the cut out areas. It also still has fuel tank and storage box on passenger side. $2500 located in Longview Washington 98632. Edit…wheels and brakes are put back together and it is a rolling project now.”

This has potential (and some turbine rims).

https://mohave.craigslist.org/cto/d/kingman-1947-jeep-willys/7330931057.html

“1947 Jeep Willys Complete
Needs Restoration”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3800.

This lacks a title, but runs. The seller recently bought it, so may not know much about it.

“This Jeep was setting beside the neighbors barn at a property my son purchased. I love old Jeeps so I made him an offer. He said he had owned it for 20 years, hadn’t driven it for at least 10 years and couldn’t find the title.
Got it home, put in new spark plugs and gas and it started right up.
-It is completely original
-Flathead 4 cylinder, This is the famous L4-134 flathead engine, nicknamed “Go Devil” because of its
reliability.
-T90 transmission
-twin stick transfer case
-No holes cut in dash or anywhere else.
-It needs complete tune up. plug wires, points, distributor cap, etc. and a carburetor rebuild. It runs rough.
-I put on a set of roller tires. They are good to drive around on but they don’t make it look good.
– rust in the usual places, but one of the least rusty Jeeps I have owned.
-This would make an excellent hunting rig
Again, NO TITLE”