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UPDATE: Still Available.
(08/28/2017) Looks like a nice jeep. It’s listed both as a “1954” and as a “CJ-2A”.
“This is a nice willys jeep for sale. Same owner for 45 years. It has a buick v6 and was restored about 12 years ago. Pto winch and roll cage. If you have any questions just call me.”
https://yakima.craigslist.org/cto/d/1954-jeep-willys-cj2a/6318072435.html
Dave, just wondering, did Willy’s carry over to the next year unsold Jeeps as they did in the early days? Therefore making it a 54?!?! I don’t the number of 3A’s produced in 53 vs actually sold.
It wasn’t uncommon for a jeep to take more than a year to sell, so it was likely manufactured in ’53 and sold in ’54.