Seller has a title for it.
1946 Cj-2A Chester, VA $750
Has no title.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/733895880363760/
“1946 Willy’s CJ-2A. Good for parts or full restoration. Factory running gear, flat head 4 cylinder “Go Devil motor” and Dana drive axles. Cool little Jeep. $750 or best offer. Do not have title”
1947 CJ-2A Lynchburg, VA $1500
Has rust. It’s supposed to run.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/403239656939420/
“1947 Willis Jeep have the title all original except the grill runs and drives 1500 a best offer for trades of equal value boots ATVs bikes motorcycles etc”
1952 CJ-3A Goshen, CT $550
UPDATE: This did come with a top, but the top must have sold. Price dropped to $550.
(04/16/2019) Not sure how much value is here.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/679622815796377/
“Parts Jeep. Motor turns over, drivetrain works. includes 2 way plow. virtually no floors, no windshield, tailgate, grill. As is, where is. X posted. Pickup only. I used to plow snow with it so it ran not too long ago. PM questions. If you see it here, it’s available”
1947 CJ-2A Richmond, VA $6000
It looks like a project.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/345521079477480/
“GARAGE KEPT UNTIL A YEAR AGO UNDER TARP MOST LAST YEAR. EVERYTHING WAS FULLY FUNCTIONING AS OF LAST YEAR WHEN LAST STARTED. MOTOR, TRANSMISSION AND 4-WHEEL UNIT ALL FUNCTIONAL AS OF A YEAR AGO. HAVE NOT TRIED TO DO ANYTHING WITH IT IN LAST YEAR. HAS BEEN CONVERTED TO A 12-VOLT SYSTEM AND NEEDS A STARTER. HARD TOP, SEATS NO CUSHIONS. CAN BE SEEN IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY BY APPOINTMENT.”
1980 CJ-6 Cleveland, GA $1400
Does not run.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/660048284434770/
“OBO. CJ 6 Jeep has a V8 motor and transmission that is not running. Does have some rust. It would be a great restoration”
1945? Flattie North Branford, CT **SOLD**
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3420.
(04/10/2019) It’s listed a 1945 CJ-2A, but it’s a mix of parts at this point.
“1945 Willy’s CJ2A project I got in on trade. Chevy V8 swapped, Muncie 4 speed trans, Dana 18 transfer case, axles from an early CJ3A, and 34” TSL tires. Comes with CJ2A fenders and grille with new aluminum radiator, one M38 grille, two M38 windshield frames, one windshield glass, cold weather defroster box and rail on one of the windshields, one CJ2A “Willy’s” stamped hood and one M38 hood, CJ2A “Willy’s” stamped tailgate, aluminum dash plate and gauges, CJ5 wiring harness, one CJ5 front seat and CJ5 bench, custom seat frame and roll bar, and some other misc items like hardware and exterior lighting”
1946 CJ-2A & Trailer Western MA Contact For Price
Andy is selling his CJ-2A & Trailer. You can contact him through the CJ-2A page.
“In the interest of transparency, this is a resto mod, Jeep salad. If you are looking for an original, turn away. If you are looking for a well crafted reliable driver – well this may be for you.
The specs…..as best I can remember them:
1946 column shift tub. ACM is still present. Period correct tailgate with ACM as well.
1953 CJ3B chassis – fully blasted, boxed in critical places
D 25 front with 78 CJ bolt on caliper disc brakes. High steer tie rod flip set up. All new pretty much everything.
D44 rear – just built. Full floater early Warn kit. Disc brakes as well. Lock-rite locker. New.
D18 – later model 29 tooth with 1 1/4 shaft. Period correct Warn OD
Low miles L-head with a Scout Pilot top of the line carb and filter
Saginaw power steering conversion
12 volt conversion.
New clutch, resurfaced wheel, etc. All new.
Herm dual master. In fact every brake component is new. No really – every single part.
Beachwood canvas seats and tailgate chain covers. Custom matching covers in the trailer.
six new Swamper radials – 31×9.5. 1/2 tread spare on matching wheel
Body is all redone – no hidden surprises. See the build thread. Pasture green.
1951 Bantam-esque trailer. We never could determine the pedigree of this trailer. But nonetheless – completely redone with a custom tailgate added.
Tons of custom and uniquely tasteful mods – too many to list. “
Austin Champ Fire Fly Engines
As I’ve mentioned, I once made the ‘mistake’ of buying three Austin Champ fixer-uppers to save them from being crushed. Despite that experience, I joined the Austin Champ group, as sometimes I find Champs for sale and post the links on the site.
The other day someone posted a 1955 ad for the Champ Firefly, which was a type of fire engine built on the Champ chassis. I’d never heard of them, so thought folks might find these ads interesting.
Here’s a an actual Austin Champ NSL 418 Firefly Fire Engine:

Found this on Flickr: https://www.flickr.com/photos/buzzer999/7609146360
The next three ads were all listed on this site: https://www.aviationancestry.co.uk/?searchQuery=Fire+Armour&startYear=1909&endYear=1980
The first two ads, from 1954, are for Champ Firefly Airfield Crash Trucks:
This 1955 ad is for Fire-fighting. I’ve yet to see pics of one of these restored.



























