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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $10,000
Looks like a nice combo.
“1946 Willys CJ2A with Bantam trailer: Jeep in Very Good condition inside and out. Trailer needs minor work. Runs good. Always Garaged.
Not necessary to purchase trailer with the Jeep, but the trailer will not be sold alone.
Jeep and Trailer- $10,000.”
That’s no 2A….it’s either an MB or GPW.
The rear frame crossmember looks like CJ2A as does the steering linkage although hard to be sure. With the condition of the body i`d guess it`s a replacement.
The rear axles aren’t full floating, so I felt this was likely a replacement body on a CJ-2A chassis. It’s even got a Willys stamped hood.
That said, it’s a real nice option for a parade or re-enactment jeep.