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Given we can see the cement floor through the gas inlet, I’d say this may need some floor work.
https://cedarrapids.craigslist.org/pts/d/ainsworth-47-cj2a-jeep-body-parts/7068914797.html
“Tub, front fenders, windshield”
Ran when parked.
https://athensga.craigslist.org/atq/d/martin-1947-willys-6500-obo/7056917408.html
“Im selling my 1947 willys CJ2A jeep. It ran this past summer before i parked it. Good motor good trans rebuilt the brakes have all three seats and the original rims. $6500 obo cash only”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $450.
Looks like there’s $450 worth of parts here to me. Appears to have a set of Cutlas hubs.
“This Jeep has 7k put into the internal components (transmission was new from Kaiser Willy’s back in 2008, I did each wheel/brakes) jeep wouldnt start 10 years ago and has been sitting since… engine turns over last time I checked a fairly short while ago. I think it was a bad solenoid, since the engine turned freely. I don’t have the funds right now to continue this project, so my loss is your gain.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2500.
Appears worth a look.
“For sale 48 Willys
Starts runs and drives with clear title 134L engine”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2000. Worman half top.
Nick’s got this 2A for sale. No description provided.
Listed as a 1946, this VEC could be a 1945 given the rear floaters. That said, there’s lots of rust.
https://oregoncoast.craigslist.org/pts/d/coos-bay-1946-vec-willys-jeep-parts/7070876152.html
“I have a collection of 1946 VEC CJ2A Jeep parts for restoration or just parts. I was going to restore this but I have an aircraft restoration project that is more demanding of my time.
Parts include: Rolling chassis, (full floating rear axle), with tub, 5 mounted like new 600×16 military NDT tires, engine, transmission/transfer case, radiator, rear driveshaft, drivers seat frame, non-VEC windshield frame, tailgate, hood, front fenders and grill.
Couldn’t find an engine id number in the usual two places/pads but the cylinder head is the early smooth top design. The engine turns over with a wrench and the crank pulley nut looks correct for a VEC.
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A ‘ran when parked’ classic build with some old school art on the back. Looks like this was a neat rig back in its day.
https://sacramento.craigslist.org/cto/d/rancho-cordova-1951-willys-cj2a/7066131971.html
“Awesome rebuild project for somebody.
Registered as a 1951 but vin comes up as built in 1947
Body is strait. Does have some bondo work.
v8 with custom headers. It did run when it was parked 15 years ago”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $3500.
(12/16/2019) This former VEC column shift has has a few updates.
https://slo.craigslist.org/cto/d/paso-robles-1946-jeep-willys/7066549812.html
“1946 jeep willys
Runs great.
Well maintained.
Registration up to 2018
1962 ford rancheros 6 cyl engine
We have to move so we have to sell it.
Brand new 4×4 locking hubs.”
UPDATE: Status Unknown. Was $300.
Could be of interest to the right person. Looks similar to a CJ-2L, but this is more likely a one-off build.
“this is a cj3a body and frame that has been stretched,has willys tailgate and grill and hood, ok condition, no title, set up for chevy and 700r4, i think it would make a nice rat rod”
UPDATE: Still Available.
(09/15/2018) Runs and drives.
https://ventura.craigslist.org/atq/d/oxnard-1948-willys/7046883900.html
“Ok just reduced the price for this jeep it in good condition and runs and drives so the first one to come with the cash gets it”
Looks like a good price.Includes some spare parts, too.
https://eastoregon.craigslist.org/cto/d/hermiston-1946-willys-jeep-cj2a/7066708116.html
“1946 Willy’s Jeep. Mostly stock, has L-134 engine serial number indicates a Willy’s factory remanufacture. Buckshot bias ply non-directional tires 99%, perfect tires for the Jeep. Tons of traction, look old school. Pictures make the Jeep look amazing, in all fairness it is not. Has rust in the usual spots, hat channels and tool box. Tons of new parts, shouldn’t need much to keep puttering around. Price is the price, otherwise will keep. Includes spare running take out motor, transmission and transfer case (both would need a rebuild). Spare axles what not. Also, optional- M416 military trailer with almost no rust, needs tires and paint. Would include with the Jeep for $700. Must sell Jeep before separating any items, thanks.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3000.
Seems a reasonable price.
“arly ’46 Willys CJ2A. Last owner put in a F head motor but have a correct L head motor that’s included. Aslo have a hood to replace the one that’s on there. Great piece of history to restore.”
