UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $8000.

Peter noted that it looks like the driver side front spring is bent near the front shackle.

Ted shared this jeep. It has a few updates, including a spray liner on the interior and underside.

“Offered here is a 1946 Civilian Willys Jeep. This driver comes out of an estate and collection of fine automobiles. The in-house mechanic states that the engine and transmission have been rebuilt and the brakes are in good working order. Newer paint was applied and the vehicle shows well. The floors and undercarriage plus the inside of the fenders have been undercoated. A roll bar has been installed. The windshield glass on the driver’s side has a crack and will need replacement. Some paint bubbling was noticed also on the windshield frame. This is a no-nonsense little cruiser. Perfect for running around town, as a grocery-getter, a vehicle for advertising, parades or simply to show and enjoy. The vehicle is currently on display at the Murphy Automobile Museum in Oxnard, California.”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $9,500.

(11/13/2017) Looks in good shape.

“HERES A SWEET PARADE OR CAR SHOW WILLYS, FRAME OFF ABOUT 15YEARS AGO AND HAS 2900 MILES SINCE ALL REBUILT, THIS THING IS ALL ORIGINAL WITH A FLAT 4CYL AND A 3SPEED,FLOOR STARTER.TURNS HEADS SELLING FOR FAMILY OF A GOOD FRIEND THAT HAS PASSED.”

UPDATE: **Status Unknown** Was $8000.

It looks clean, though not restored quite to original.

“I’m selling my beautiful 1948 CJ2A. Restored to original condition. I drive it around town, but want to clear the room for another restoration. The engine, transmission, body and suspension all original. I have the bows for the top but never installed it. It has been converted to 12 volt. Runs great!”