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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was For Trade.
Look solid.
“For trade my 1948 jeep willys cj2. Runs good, looks good, clean title.
6 cilinders, has a buick motor. 3 speed, manual transmision. 4 x 4. Legal street road. Plates up date.
Im looking to trade for a family car o small car. Text me any time in english or español.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1800
Could be a good buy, but bring a 6 volt batter with you to test the engine.
“This is one of several vehicles I am getting rid of. Too old and too tired to tackle all the projects I have and the better half is adamant I thin the herd. 1948 model CJ2A with a soft top. It’s all there and it runs fine. It is still 6v but needs a battery (I have the one that was in it when I parked it but it has gone dead since). Some idiot welded a small diameter 70’s steering wheel to the steering shaft, but I have an original wheel and shaft to replace it.
UPDATE:Price dropped to $2250.
“For sale is a very complete and very restoreable 48 cj2a. I bought this as a project to hopefully do with some local youngsters as their first project, but it seems that interests have changed and they are not interested in it any more . . . This jeep is a fantastic restoration candidate because of how complete it is. Original engine and running gear, and many of the parts that are usually gone are still here. Engine does not run. PO removed the head and reported a stuck valve . . . so I would count on doing some engine work . . . it does turn over freely, so I would guess just minor work needed. Transmission and transfer case shift fine. It was “barn kept” for many many years and, although there is rust thru in the usual spots, it is much, much better then most I have seen and at a much better starting point then the one I restored . . . . if you are looking for an early jeep project, then this is definitely one to look at . . . . I am not interested in low ballers or scams, I know that I can easily net my asking price by parting it out, and am perfectly willing and able to do that . . . but if someone whats to take it all at once to fix it up, then that’s my preference!!”
http://philadelphia.craigslist.org/cto/5170329540.html
UPDATE: Price dropped to $1500.
(01/06/2012) This does not run.
“46 willys jeep. original motor does not run, but I have a running MUTT motor I was going to put in it for a deer lease vehicle. Also have some odd and ends parts to go with it. The original flat head four banger goes with it to. The windshield is off of a cj3a. The 46 is a cj2a..”
http://waco.craigslist.org/pts/5729830215.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $8400.
(08/05/2015) Only one good pic, but seems in great shape.
“Lots of fun…turns heads regularly.
Red with black interior.
Runs, drives & looks great!
$8400
Must Sell..Best Offer”
Has a rear PTO.
“1947 Willys farm jeep. Fresh rebuilt motor, new glass in windshield,and new seats. Has a pto on the back to run a mower. Just needs painted.”
http://quadcities.craigslist.org/cto/5170060515.html
Though it looks like an M-38, it’s a CJ-2A with mods. The body is a replacement and not an M-38.
“1947 willy’s jeep cj2a with mods.
145 miles,
mint everything,
just finished restoration.
No problems.
Please contact with any questions”
http://vancouver.craigslist.ca/rds/cto/5168385239.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1200.
There appears to be value here.
“1948 Jeep Willy’s, needs TLC. Great for a project or for parts
Asking $1200
It’s located in San Diego”
Might be some value here.
“For sale is a 1948 Willys CJ-2A jeep. It is not running and missing some parts. This would be a perfect parts donor for someone who is restoring a CJ-2A. The engine, transmission, and both axles are there but I have no idea of their condition. It does have four 16-inch wheels with decent military tires one of which is currently flat. $600 as-is and I’ll help you load it.”
http://atlanta.craigslist.org/sat/cto/5170514466.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $12,000.
(04/25/2015) Can you blame the seller for pricing it at a value that someone appraised it at? Hard to figure out how an appraiser could have arrived at such a price.
“Full frame off restoration rebuilt motor new transmission rebuilt transfercase very clean appraised at 22,500 but will move a little with cash call or text for more info has a title”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay.
Looks nice.
“Here is my CJ2A for your consideration. I custom built the body, painted it myself (it’s not perfect, i am a novice painter but i get alot of compliments on it, it was supposed to be grey but turned out the off white as you see) and the inside is coated with diy bedliner and the bottom side with POR15, wheelwells were done in diy bedliner also to prevent star bursts in the paint on the top side. The cowl section is the only part that’s ’47, from the dash back including the floor braces (1×2” tubing) it’s all brand new tin. Front clip, windshield frame and tail gate are MD Juan parts.
This has a fiberglass body. It’s got the wide rim around the back, but isn’t a Parkette or Bobcat. Must have been an eastern make of some kind?
https://up.craigslist.org/cto/5167084182.html
“I have just posted this 1947 Willys jeep on an ebay auction. Vehicle can be seen is in Sault Sainte Marie where it is located. The reserve price is low and the Auction ends Tuesday, August 18.