The front springs have been outboarded some and I imagine the rear springs have as well. Looks like it has been lengthened, too.

https://bend.craigslist.org/cto/d/powell-butte-1948-willys-jeep-cj2/7756442319.html

“1948 Willys Jeep CJ2A
Looking for that one special Jeep for the Sierra Nevada Rubicon Trail….THIS IS IT!!
Professional frame off restoration. V6 Vortex Engine, Showing 3800 miles after frame off.
Hydraulic Winch, Power Steering, Dynatrac Axles & Rear End, 4 wheel disk brakes
Transfer Case & Transmission Upgrades, Air lockers Front & Rear, Tilt Steering
Professional Row Bar, 33 12 x 15 Pro Comp Tires, On Board Air, No rust, professional paint job, new nuts and bolts.
Survived the Sierra Nevada Rubicon trail. Have owned for 3 years and it’s been parked in my garage. The jeep deserves to be driven and not just sit. It’s over the top!”

This might be a late 1948, or early 1949 CJ-2A, as it has the current CJ-2A ignition hole on the dash, but lacks frame horns (possibly they were removed). You’ll note in the video that the oil filter was moved to the fender using the stock mount, which seems to work pretty well.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/448763574439100

“Runs and drives. Has alot of new parts already installed.”

Unclear how much value is here. Based on the grille, this is likely a late ’46 or early ’47.

https://fortcollins.craigslist.org/pts/d/fort-collins-cj2a-willys/7758300198.html

“Up for sale a complete 4WD Willys Jeep without engine or title. Year unknown, but it is a 2A. Use it as parts or put an engine in it and drive it. Previous owner or owners put a 6-cylinder engine in it, fire wall is cut up. Great is you want to put a Chevy small block, now it has clearance for the distributor. Has all 4 original 16″ wheel, has the front seat frame (needs cousins). the 3 speed T90 and the Dana 18 transfer case is there. Like I said, complete less engine and title.

Perfect summer project, or a father son project. These Willys jeeps stopped production darn near 70 years ago. They don’t make them anymore, so maybe you should take this one home.”