It’s list on eBay with a “Make Offer” option. Looks in good shape.

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“Here is an excellent example of a restored 1948 CJ- 2A Jeep 4 x 4 built by Willy’s/Overland.  Vehicle was found in a barn in the early 2000’s and completed in 2006.  Body and paint work were performed by Rick Renshaw in Easton MD.  Color is a urethane Vermont green by Ford.  Everything on the Jeep is either rebuilt or new from the gas tank, fuel lines, brakes and hardware to the rebuilt differentials and leaf springs.

The Jeep has always been garage kept since restoration was completed and there appears to be no rust or rot anywhere.  Paint is in excellent condition.

The ‘L-head’ 134 cu. in. /60 h.p. 4-cylinder engine is original as well as the T90 3-speed transmission and were totally rebuilt.  The drive line has less than 1000 miles since completion.

Interior cushions were done in leather for comfort and the top, rear, and side curtains are new in the original canvas material with stenciling.  The Willy’s Jeep was totally rewired and remains a 6-volt system (new battery).  The gauges all work except for the fuel.  Owner believes it is the sending unit.

Tires are the the original style 6.00 x 16”.
Selling for personal reasons.”

Seller is selling for his father. It’s no reserve.

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“I currently do not have all the information for this truck or the other Jeep that my Father is selling. I will be getting more information on it as I get it from him, but he is currently out of town and doesn’t have the Miles on the truck.

The story is, my father and I purchased 7 CJ jeeps and restored them or are in the process of doing so. Once I restored mine, I moved on, but he kept restoring the others. He is looking to get the amount of money that he has in them. Not to make a business out of this and make a huge profit. They are taking up space in his garages and he has purchased more projects. So keep these on the road and have some fun.

The truck runs and was painted by a professional. Since he has so many of them, they were all restored with the correct parts from Jeep dealers, mainly Walck and Kieser.”

Could be worth a look. Probably has an f-head.

https://eugene.craigslist.org/cto/d/junction-city-1948-willys-jeep/6784223340.html

“This is a 1948 CJ2A Willy’s jeep. My family and I have had 20+ years of fun with this jeep. Now it is time for a new home. I will not part it out or play games. I will sell it just as it sits.”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $6000.

It doesn’t run.

“Barn find, low miles, former civil defense vehicle , Been stored inside for 40 years , 1948 I think , applying for a title . The bed has some rust in it because the barn leaked, rest of the Jeep appears solid , engine turns over . Cash only ,no trades please”

This jeep includes a bit of history

https://kansascity.craigslist.org/cto/d/martensdale-jeep-willys/6783808469.html

“Up for sale is a 1947 Willy’s cj2a,
Jeep was originally built by a car dealership in Illinois in 1960,
It was used as a lot Jeep. has very few miles on the 283 Chevy small block that has been placed in it,
Was then placed in storage for nearly 30 years,
We have went through the entire Jeep, everything works as it should,
It’s far from flawless,
Very cool little Jeep,
All stock axels and suspension , Muncie 3 speed,
No trades,
Very firm on price,
Located at Sideroad Jeep & 4×4 Martensdale Iowa ,”

UPDATE: Was $6600. **Status Unknown**

(07/22/2016) This has more of a roadster look.

“Pretty much new or rebuilt everything. Good title. 3speed 4×4 with over drive.”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4500.

Has a new tub and a rebuilt engine.

“1946 Willy’s CJ2a
New steel tub, new steel fenders, new tailgate, new hood, entire frame is new, new electronic distributor, new starter, new alternator, new military rear lights, new gauges, new aluminum radiator and plastic gas tank still in the boxes, new plug wires and rubber covers, new made to order olive drab seat cushions, etc.

Previous owner said the motor was rebuilt. Everything is painted with POR15 (frame, underneath side of tub and fenders, motor)

Needs a windshield frame, grille, seat frames and wiring.”