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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $8000
This appears to be a CJ-2A chassis with an MB body.
“Very good condition. Good running condition. Has a canvas top to go along with the Jeep. Also, has a military Bantam trailer that is available as well.
Asking $8000 for the Jeep. Trailer is negotiable.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $8995
This militarized CJ-3A looks solid.
“I am offering up for sale my 1949 Willys CJ-3A Jeep. I have owned this Jeep since 1995 after searching for years for a solid flat-fender. It was originally a Fire Jeep from New Jersey where it was used for fighting brush fires. It had always been garaged and was rust free. It has 48,000 original miles. When I acquired it, the owner had painted over the original red paint with an amateur camo pattern, so I decided to do it up as an M38 in WW2 OD. It has always run like a swiss watch. Sheet metal is all original and it is still 6-volt. I installed lock-out hubs, but have the originals. It is a very early CJ-3A, as it has the Dana 41 rear axle, and the windshield is dated Dec. 48. If you are looking for a nice original solid flat-fender, this is it! This is no cobbled-up rust-bucket resurrection like most you see for sale. I have a spare transmission/transfer case and front & rear differentials from a 1952 M38A1, all excellent, which I will include. I dearly hate to part with this Jeep, but we are moving and I will not have storage for it. This is an outstanding early Jeep and a rare opportunity. The CJ-3A is the rarest early model Jeep with only about 100,000 ever made. I will not entertain any low-ball offers, so please don’t waste your time or mine.”
UPDATE:**Status Unknown** Was $3500
(07/26/2014) Looks solid and a good price.
“1946 Willys CJ-2A with WWII GPW/MB grille and painted as WWII Army Jeep. Great patina, almost Rat Rod-like! Great for parades, reenactments, and just running around town. Tons of extra parts including stock CJ grille and headlights. Runs, drives, steers stops great! Flathead 4 cylinder. 3 speed manual trans. 4WD works great with lockout hubs. No rear seat. Includes spare and gas can too. Military NDT style tires. Over $4000 invested. Carburetor just rebuilt. New gas tank. Tie rods just rebuilt. Trans and transfer case recently rebuilt. Clear Iowa title. Fully licensed and street legal. Serious inquiries only. Must sell. No low-ball offers please.”
UPDATE: Was $15,000. **Status Unknown**
This militarized CJ-2A looks solid.
“I had long wanted a Jeep MB like the one I used during the Korean war. I have restored several vehicles through the years and in 1994 I began searching for a Jeep to restore. Turns out these Jeeps are quite rare, and even those few I found were never exactly equipped like that Jeep.
At that point I decided the only way to duplicate that Jeep was to build one. I started with two parts Jeeps (a non-titled 1945 and a titled 1946) and went about testing the condition of components, disassembling the parts, cleaning and painting and listing those items I still needed. All original Willy’s engine and running gear are retained. The bodies of my donor Jeeps were fairly rough and the decision was made to fit it with an exact duplicate, all steel reproduction Jeep MB body. It is absolutely rust free. This Jeep is Michigan titled as a 1946 Jeep.
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $9500
Looks solid. The steps have been repaired on this militarized 2A.
“Reconditioned, all repairs done, new paint, break lines, windshield frame and glass, ball joints, starter, steering wheel, fuel pump, rebuilt carburetor, and more. Licensed in NC. “
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $8900
It’s a militarized CJ-2A that appears ready for a parade. I believe the Jasper engine is from Jaspers Engines and Transmissions in Indiana.
“1946 CJ2A Jeep. Priced to sell. $8900.00. Finished in military. Good running condition. Good parade vehicle. Jasper engine.”
UPDATE: Was $4800. **SOLD**
Looks like a solid project that just needs some wiring and a few other details.
“This is a 1946 CJ-2A Willys Jeep that was restored as a WW II Army jeep. It is an unfinished project. No serious rust or damage. Looks nice, great for parades or re-enactments. For more photos and details, go to www.vintagemilitaryvehicles.com“
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $10,000
This runs.
“Beautiful 1948 Willys Military Jeep for sale.
Heres the scoop: My father was a Vet and restored Willys. He sold his restored jeeps for $20-$22k.
He started working on this Willy but he passed away suddenly and never completely restored this Jeep.
It is running, has a clean title…You can come by to see it and start it up if you are interested.
Thanks, Michelle”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $8500.
(11/06/2013) Here’s a militarized CJ-2A that would make a good parade jeep.
“This is a 47 Willys CJ2A with a WWII front end added has swivel small headlights and blackout lights.I have over $25,000 rebuilding this jeep.
The engine,transmission,transfer case,rear end were rebuilt two years ago.Has new brake lines and wiring,just tuned up and new starter put in.Painted olive drab this jeep was used by the military.Runs great looks great comes with dummy 30 cal.New WWII tires,new radiator and brakes.
Just had new steel welded into right side,all new steel in back end.Odometer broke unkown mileage probably 8000 on new motor.Always driven on weekends.
I love it it looks cool and all my nieghbors and friends love it but need money. This awesome jeep is parade ready.The paintings were done by hand one is from 1943 comic book Joe Palooka making Hitler dance with a 30 cal.,Vargas girl spelling out victory,Bugs bunny on side with name of jeep Hun Hunter,just painted hitler getting stabbed by bugs on right side. I have a lot of time and money in this jeep,you will not find one that runs this well and in this shape for this money.do not call and try to talk me down on the price it is low enough.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $8300.
“Very nice 1946 CJ2a 1946 (one year post WWII) flat fender Willy’s Jeep. $13,000 invested….engine, transmission, Warn Overdrive…ALL…rebuilt last year. New tires, new break cylinders, etc, etc. Military paint – US Navy Seabees”
Looks solid.
“1946 Willys Jeep WWII tribute. Willing to trade for a Yamaha Rhino 4 seater. Willing to trade straight across anywhere between the 5-9k range.”
http://inlandempire.craigslist.org/bar/4447099574.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $6000.
Looks like a fun parade or run-about jeep. Drain holes appear filled.
“1946 Willys Army Jeep. Original motor and transmission, runs good, 49K miles. Tires are in good shape plus 4 extra. $6,000.00.”
