Has some updates. Seller has only owned a short time.

“I have a running and driving 1947 Jeep CJ2A available for sale with a clean Montana title. Located in Butte Montana. Very nice jeep but not perfect. Starts right up and drives well, 4 x 4 works great low and High. Does not have original motor or tire and wheels. From what I cam tell it a late 60’s Buick V6 in it now. I have only owned it a few months and do not know a lot about jeeps. I do know that it sure does turn heads when ever I am out driving it. I have noticed a few thing since I have owned it and they are listed below. P. S. original mileage is unknown
Known problems are.
1- Emergency cable is disconnected or missing
2 Small oil leak at timing cover
3 small anti freeze leak at thermostat or upper hose
4- Fuel gauge does not work
5- Electric cooling fans are controlled by a on off switch.”

http://butte.craigslist.org/cto/5661822808.html

Not sure how much value is here.

“Up for sale is a 1946 willys cj2a jeep. Jeep body is pretty rough but if you are a great body man you could save it. Jeep frame overall is in good condition. Some damage up front where someone cut a winch off many many years ago. Motor is original but not complete. I do have original Carter carb for it. I also have air cleaner and other motor parts laying around. Jeep hasn’t ran since early 1990s. Ran strong then but parts then came off and I have been collecting them back. Transfer case and transmission appear to be in good condition. Jeep will roll for loading. I also have an extra motor that is 95% complete that goes with it. It was used to power a welder so it has high hours but low rpms. Also included is a aftermarket tow bar and an original grille from another cj2a. I have both original front seat frames as well. Does have a clean PA title. I do have some wiggle room with my price but don’t waste my time with low ball offers. I will not trade either. Cash only”

http://pittsburgh.craigslist.org/cto/5663110509.html

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $900.

Has a new motor & tranny (prob just rebuild?), but not much else looks new.

“1949 Willys jeep new motor new transmission no rust”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2000.

(06/12/2016) It runs. Interesting bezels. They remind me of some of the CJ-V35U bezels.

“1948 cj2a Willeys jeep motor is strong need carb rebuild transmission and 4 wheel dr in great condition I’m asking 2000 OBO based what I have found online not sure if that’s high so feel free to make offer need gone today”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2600.

Looks like a great price. Has an updated engine.

“Early 1946 CJ2 mostly original condition, runs and drives. 6 cylinder Studebaker engine.
Very fun to drive”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4500.

“I have a 1946 Willys CJ2A for sale it is a 3 speed manual transmission, 4X4 (transfer case levers need to be re installed which I have them). It has a Flathead 4 cylinder motor, rear seat with seat belts, manual starter. I have owned it for about 2 years in hopes of making it a project vehicle but I have not had much time to work on it due to my job. It is almost complete and almost road worthy. It is currently not fully drivable but all it needs to run is a larger pulley put on the alternator as well as a wider pulley belt. I called and explained what was happening to Hammetts in Biloxi and they said it would cost around $200 for them to do it. I just don’t have the time to finish it up and would hate to see it sit any longer. I have replaced the rear main seal, flywheel ring gear, clutch pressure plate, alternator is brand new, starter bendix. It starts and runs but with the pulley and belt being smaller it squeals when you rev the engine and the alternator does not charge. I am asking $4,500 OBRO.”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1200.

(05/30/2016) This running project could be a good price.

“MUST SELL!! The perfect project for the right person. This is a 1946 willys jeep. 50% of the body work is done. It runs good, but the motor will eventually need to be overhauled. I have the seat frames, fuel tank, as well as several other mechanical/body parts. I just want to find it a good home with someone who has the time to put into bringing this little gem back to life. I have a TX title for it. It is titled as 46, but it’s really a 1949 model”