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Looks like it has a replacement body (solid back and clean dash).
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/771369364838223
“Amazingly zero rust!!!!Previous owner had original Willy’s 4 cyl rebuilt. Tranny gone through and brake brake likes. 12 volt conversion. Probably go 55 mph. Fun little rig for the ranch, hunting,getting up in the mountains. Everything works but speedo and heater fan. Heater core is all there. Restoring a land cruiser and selling some toys for build”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $3750.
(12/20/2023) It runs and has mods.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1821858161550787/
“1948 Willys Jeep CJ2A Price is negotiable. Sat in a garage for 5 plus years, sat outside for now about year and half. What i know: Jeep Runs and drives. Only selling because I inherited a jeep and i don’t need two. CLEAN title in hand.”
Looks like a lot of parts!
https://www.facebook.com/groups/880278299091751/permalink/1874870619632509
“Selling 10 to 12 pallets of NOS Mite parts. This is the remaining inventory from Surplus City. I have been sitting on this for several years and decided not to start another business. I have around 40K plus freight in the lot. I simply need it gone as I am selling the building. 20k for the lot. There are no pistons or jugs. There is half a pallet of NOS tailgates. Wire harnesses, propeller shafts, drive axle assemblys, Trans and tc gears, gasket sets, suspension bushings, there is really too much to list.”
The body has been patched on both sides.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1489225578306450
“44 Jeep. Former military m38 but more similar to a cj2a. Runs and drives. Lots of work done to it. Newer “F-head” engine previously only in cj3b and cj5 (i fit it in without a hood scoop with a low profile carb and air cleaner). T90 rebuild and swap, Dana 18 rebuild, new brakes all the way around, new carb, new body mounts, new radiator, new batter, new fuel pump, tank relocated to back (as opposed to factory under drivers seat), new clutch, new plugs, wires, distributor, new wiring harness, lights, twin stick t case, gauges, u joints, new windshield (windshield frame is a cj3a frame) and new paint……. Cons: the paint is textured “monstaliner” bedliner like paint (not UV sensitive). Looks pretty good but was used to hide the less than perfect dents and dings under the paint. Underneath looks better than most Jeeps these years. And it needs a top. I also wouldn’t recommend it for someone over 6’ (I’m 6’3” which is the main reason I’m selling it.)”
This is supposed to be race-ready, but it is missing a driver’s seat.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/163438446802553
“Sbc 327 built 14:1 Th 400 with Scotty t-case Chevy Dana 44 with locker and chromoly axles Chevy gm 12 bolt welded”
John shared this project 2A. No evidence it is a ’45.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/810369924436168/
“1945 willys jeep cj2a. $4900. not running. No title. Minor rust, hard to find in this condition. Excellent restoration project.”
UPDATE: Still Available.
(01/17/2024) It’s a project. I didn’t realize the hood tilted forward (see 2nd pic).
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1321425635191550
“PROJECT Engine runs. 305 sbc Transmission out of vehicle Has T90 and Dana 20 transfer case. Both need rebuilt Also have th350 with np205 and/or np203. Decent condition. Have extra cj5 frame and axles that go with it. Not going to split it up or part it out. $2500”
UPDATE: Still Available.
(01/14/2024) This appears to have a replacement body.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/3625513311049873
“1952 CJ2A/M38, engine runs great will need radiator rebuilt, frame replaced. Comes with rebuildable frame and radiators. Also have spare, transmission, transfer case and other misc parts. Currently has Saturn over drive installed”
John shared this CJ-5. It’s listed as a 1952, but clearly is later than that. Not sure how much value is here, but it includes a plow.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1343468323031117/
“Looking to sell this 1952 Willy’s Jeep has the original four cylinder three speed manual transmission looking for 5,500 price is negotiable no lowballing pick up only it did run when it was parked but has been sitting since does come with the plow on it as well it would be a nice little project vehicle”
John spotted this MB with unusual ‘skins’ across the grille and fenders. Given it has been parked since the 1980s, unclear what value is here. I believe it needs floor pans (my interpretation of “4 pains”). Only one pic provided.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/918489869471725
“Old World War 2 Jeep that my friend’s family used on their farm was running when they parked it in the 80s does have crack in engine block. Needs 4 pains.
