UPDATE: **SOLD* Was $2000.
(10/27/2016) It’s a project.
“Selling my 1948 Willys CJ-2A Jeep. It has the original L134 flathead 4 and runs strong. Also original T90 3 spd and dana 18 transfer case. The trans is currently out and I’m rebuilding it and possibly the transfer case. So as of this typing it doesn’t run. but when that rebuild is done it will run and drive and price will go up. I have all the stuff to rebuild it with so if you buy it it is all ready to work on. also has factory rear pto. that’s locked up but should be easy fix. 4wd works good high and low gear. Steering box is sloppy, front end wobbles pretty good up around 30mph. tires hold air and ive drove on them about 20 miles but will need replaced.I made the wooden braket to mount two swivel style boat seats in, which are very comfortable. it is just in with screws so if you want to take it off you can. the seats aren’t included. I do have gauges and fenders. This little jeep is loads of fun to drive on and offroad and would make a good downtown cruiser or hunting/farm vehicle.
Has-
-new plugs,wires,points
-all fluids changed and axles flushed
-new electric fuel pump and cleaned out gas tank (installed before I got it, original tank was very small)
-new u-joints
-rebuilt carb
-rebuilt steering bellcrank
-original motor, trans,transfer case,axles
– modern alternator and 12v battery
-new master cylinder, rubber brake lines, wheel cylinders, shoes, and springs
– new throttle linkage (when I got it it was made of baling wire)
– factory installed Dana-Spicer model 18h rear pto-locked up but could be made to work pretty easy
– new brakelight-only had one from factory
-cj-5 wheels/31 inch tires
needs-
-rewire-still has original canvas covered wiring
-thermostat housing gasket
-lots of bodywork
-steering box rebuild
-intermediate shaft in transfer case
Not looking for trades. Cash is king come look at it if you want. serious buyers only please. not in a hurry to sell so price is firm. you will need a trailer but its only 7’x10′ and 2000lbs so not a huge one. ”