Though the pic shows this assembled, apparently it is disassembled.

https://eugene.craigslist.org/pts/d/eugene-1950-cj3a-flat-fender-project/7621205829.html

“1950 cj3a flat fender jeep project.
Complete, disasembled for rebuild. Frame is sandblasted and painted. tailgate, windshield, front fenders and grill have been straightened epoxy primed and filler primed. Body is sandblasted ready for repair and straighten. 3 transmissions, 3 transfer cases. Flathead 4cyl ran but had a blown head gasket. Has a rebuilt warn overdrive. It is apart and needs finished, it’s a great project. Clean oregon title. Health issues causing sale.”

UPDATE: Price dropped to $1800.

(05/05/2023) This is a project, but seems a decent price.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1244265839626239

“This is definitely a project takeover Jeep that runs just needs a starter. Has a 6 volt system battery would need to be charged again as it’s been sitting for a while. The project was too much lot of sheet metal welding was done still a good amount needs to be done before the front for the most part it’s complete. The seats are newly reupholstered. Windshield is cracked. It’s an old Jeep Willy army vehicle. Come check it out if you’re interested and we will set up a time. Registration fees are due on it as seen in picture. Mileage is unknown currently but I just put 50,000 on it I’m sure it has about that in its lifetime from 1949”

Unclear how much value is here.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/224384233562768/

“Basically a project jeep. New tires, New windshield. Thete is no motor. I can’t take more pictures till I go to the property. It’s a good deal. No bartering”

This project is puzzling me as it has the cowl vent hole, but a 3A shouldn’t have it.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1587740128320844

“Willy’s Jeep -Mid 1940’s rolling chassis project sold on a bill of sale with parts (as seen in photos) related to this Jeep. Complete power train and engine turns over freely – frame and body solid. Body was sand blasted and zinc primed by my father who owned this for many years and was in process of rebuilding it before his passing”

No description provided.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1411443836297814