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UPDATE: Price dropped to $3500.
(12/07/2014) Runs and drives.
“1946 CJ2A with original Artic Top and Bantam T3 trailer
Flat head GoDevil engine runs great.
Current licence and stickers with clean title in hand.
Trailer and tub has lots of rust.
Aluminium top, fenders and hood in good shape.
New water pump and bell crank.
12 conversion (all 6 volt parts and lights are crated to go with it.)
Several new parts to go with it.”
http://portland.craigslist.org/nco/cto/4868340408.html
This is about 20 minutes from me.
Look at these. Jeep is very rusty. Floors up front are almost gone. Only frame tag present and not readable. AMC# is 40174 ( Or looks to be.) Seats are from a wagon. gas tank there but he did not use it, has a portable tank. Started it up and it runs beautiful! I was actually quite surprised. The trailer is butchered. Said he had some combat rims to go with it, not a complete set and rusty.
He is not sure of his history though. Told me this was the first year and it was originally forest green and that was the only color available.
1946 is the second year, but first full year. Thanks for the report!