This appears in good shape.

“Serious inquiries only, Beautiful daily driver with many new parts. Won best in show last year. New parts installed by the book: Head gasket, exhaust, hoses, oil lines, filter, battery, battery cables, all new brake and fuel lines, fuel tank and cap, tires, locking hub, tie rod ends and tubes, inner differential seals, bendix thrust washers and bushings (outer axle), king pin bearing cups, both transfer case output shaft seals, all shocks, horn, all gaskets and seals for front end, hood blocks, windshield frame, 2 rear universal joints, windshield cowl seal, side view mirror, rear seat, fuel can bracket and canvas strap, troop straps and anchor points, 2 seat cushions, body handles, seat back pouches, pintle hook. Vintage parts installed: headlight guards, front shackles, rear tire mount, rear bumperettes, blackout light, siren (working). New parts on hand not installed yet, bell crank rebuild kit, draglink kit, radiator felt kit. Bottom line, this jeep does not need much just someone to keep her strong and cool. Why am I selling it? to finish my other project and make room in the garage.”

http://harrisburg.craigslist.org/cto/5175720937.html

UPDATE: **SOLD** “Was $3750.

The front frame rails aren’t original, but still may be worth a look.

“1947 Willys CJ2A, runs and drives good, clear title, all original except for 6V alternator, new 6V battery, newer military style tires and exhaust system”

Appears to run and drive.

“For Sale…..1946 Willy’s Jeep CJ2A….asking $4,000.00 firm. Email for more info or if you are interested. Interested only buyers.”

http://grandrapids.craigslist.org/cto/5175229677.html

Runs and drives.

“Selling my freinds 48 Willy’s.
Original flat head 4cyl. 6 volt system.
New battery, belt, gas cap ect.
He has had it for over 30 yrs. Runs and drives. Pops out of 2nd gear sometimes, but always starts and goes. Not very pretty. I know very little about these but Im amazed at how good it works.

He gave me a custom trailer that it fits on. I had planned on keeping it, but may consider selling.
May consider trades. Vehicles, fishing boat, trailer, dirt bike, quad, buggy. What do you have?”

http://phoenix.craigslist.org/evl/cto/5174812970.html

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4000.

Needs a closer look. It’s got an MB/GPW windshield and is missing a hood block.

“1946 Willys cj2a, 231 v6, some rust, but hey, this thing is 70 years old.
Put the whole new brake system in a few years ago, engine runs strong, no major mechanical.
No top but there is a frame for a soft top. Asking 4000 dollars.
On a scale of 1 to 10 I would put it at a 6.5.
Text only please, no low ballers, I am NOT in any hurry to sell.”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3500.

Sounds like it needs work.

“Bought this with plans for full restoration, but just don’t have time to finish it. Body metal and frame are in very good shape. Also have metal side panels and roof in fair condition and three original rims. Was running great when I stored it. Full restoration would be one way to go or just take her out to camp and use it on the trails. Lots of info on these on the net.”

UPDATE: Was $2700 **SOLD**

(07/29/2015) It needs work of some kind.

“Project Jeep, kind of losing interest in it a bit because I’d rather have more of a hot rod classic car or truck. Would prefer to trade, interested in any offers but mostly looking at Chevy/GM cars or trucks, rat rod, classic station wagons, lowered, lifted, you name it. No Hondas or tuners or anything like that. Would also be very interested in a K5 Blazer. Prefer to trade straight across.

The Jeep has solid bones to start as a restoration or wheeling project. Already lifted on Rancho springs. Has a fuel cell mounted in the back, Buick 225 oddfire engine runs, needs a head gasket and carb, was told it’s a Muncie transmission, 4 speed, transfer case with Hi and Low. Replaced starter, new plugs, plug wires, cap, rotor, brand new PerTronix electronic ignition. Offenhauser intake manifold. I’ll be steadily working on this thing still so it will just be getting better and better. Clean title as well.”