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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5900.
I believe this is some kind of replacement tub. It also has the advance adapter windshield latches.
“1948 Willys Jeep with 1953 body runs and drives and stops, I have top bows and rear tire carrier. Stock engine and drive train”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $10,500.
Looks in good shape.
“1949 Willys Jeepster
Another car from my parents collection. They purchased it over 15 years ago from Idaho. Someone did a great job with the later model change over V8 and Auto Transmission, 400 Pontiac Engine. Looks like console and some interior also came from a Pontiac Firebird.
2 wheel drive. We did a minor freshen up restoration including cleaning fuel lines, new brake lines, new battery and new distributor.
No Rust! Convertible Top and Interior are very clean and well taken care of. Starts, Runs and Drives Great.
Really fun convertible car. Prices right. No DISAPPOINTMENTS!”
Appears worth a look.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/390565372332264/
“1960 jeep willys cj5 4 cylinder hurricane engine new battery, starter,battery cables,fuel pump,fuel tank,fuel sending unit,spark plug,distributor cap and rotor,wires,new smitty built seats,master cylinder,wheel cylinders,turn signal switch,carb rebuilt,water pump and belt 12volt system new oil filter housing and lines runs great needs tires and brake shoes replaced”
This is listed as a 1942 CJ2b; a rare model indeed. Humor (or lack thereof) aside, could be a solid jeep, though the peeling paint on the hood may have some filler in it (I can’t quite tell).
https://phoenix.craigslist.org/nph/cto/d/phoenix-42-willys-jeep/7206967754.html
“42 Willys Jeep Flathead 4 cylinder 3 speed runs good 12-volt comes with rear seat /roll bar /Bimini top and service book”
Looks in great shape.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/384182262960422/
“CJ2A cab in excellent condition. $500 obo.”
Runs and drives. Powered by Ford.
https://lasvegas.craigslist.org/cto/d/saint-george-1950-willys-jeepster/7205133897.html
“This very rare 1950 Willys Jeepster is one of only 5,845 cars built this year. A total of 19,132 Jeepsters were ever made in the years 1948, 1949, and 1950. Compare that to the one year numbers of the 1965 Mustang at 559,451 cars, and you can see just how rare they are. This one is a real Unicorn, because it has zero cancer anywhere I have looked. The areas where they typically rust are just beautiful. The power is from a more modern Ford; it is a 2.3 Liter overhead cam engine that runs very well, and has considerably more horsepower than the original Flathead 4, plus it has Electronic Ignition and a new 60 amp Alternator. The transmission is a freshly rebuilt C-4 3 speed automatic. The original fuel and amp gauge work great as do the aftermarket Oil, Water, and Amp Gauges. The top is in decent condition; just needs a window sewn in. No side curtains, but they are easy to come by. To be a 35K show car it will need new paint and some work done to it, but you can drive it home as it is! This is a real bargain at 8500.”
UPDATE: Pics now provided.
https://cosprings.craigslist.org/cto/d/elbert-willys-jeep/7204579395.html
“Willys Jeep for sale – all offers considered
1948
Serial #CJ2A 193723
CJ2A Body 184343
Willys Overland Motors Inc
Toledo, Ohio US
The motor is still in the vehicle.
It was parked in a car yard below our residence, under pine trees, years and years ago. I guess out of sight out of mind is true-to-form in this case.
Please call and I’ll text photos to your phone.
I’ll keep searching for the title. Mom is 101 and she tells me she still has it. Its just up to me to find it at her home. ***Sorry, I am unable to find a title at this time.***)”
UPDATE: Still Available.
(09/12/2020) Here’s an unusual one.
https://billings.craigslist.org/bar/d/billings-52-willys/7191971457.html
“52 willy’s small block chevy 410 gears locker stretched and widened runs great street legal lots of fun let me know what you’ve got”
This might clean up pretty well.
https://minneapolis.craigslist.org/ank/pts/d/henriette-cab-top-for-willys-jeep/7205466718.html
“Steel full cab for flat fender cj. Was on a mb with a cj3a windshield.”
This double-sided brochure is printed in French on one Sid era German on the other. The only driver shown in the pics is a woman at the helm of the CJ-2A. Given the vehicles pictured, my guess this was printed in 1947 or 1948. The paper is extremely thin, so I’m surprised this one survived.
This brochure highlights the jeep’s ease of operation.
As part of the 1945 Press Release packet, this image is included as photo #1 along with a caption.
