UPDATE: Still Available.

(04/11/2021) It’s a project that includes an overdrive, so there seems to be some parts value here.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1497126610622297

“Drivetrain: Engine: 283, guessing 60s vintage. Trans: TH350, have 2 one is bad, one supposedly good. The trans is sitting in the Jeep and a crossmember is built. Xfer: D18, have two xfer and one Overdrive, OD is matched to at least one of them. Axle: Mid 70s Waggy Dana 44s. Front has high steer arms on it. Rear is offset Radiator: New universal Aluminum Body: Body is fair for a 48. CJ-2a winsheild Tube has been cut for bigger tires. Have the front fender, have seen better days. 6 point tube cage, no idea of material. Attic Aluminum top, most window broken or replaced with lexan. Frame: Frame was cut off at center of the front axle bump and replaced with 4” box tube. Ended up moving the engine forward (3” from previous mounting point) for more firewall clearance. Reverse shackle was added. Was going to use FJ40 axles so spring mounts are to narrow for the waggy D44. This is a PROJECT Located: Kennewick WA”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5900.

Listed as a 1944, it appears to be a 1947 based on the serial number. This CJ-2A is being sold by a dealer.

“For sale is a 1944 Willys CJ2A , 4×4 . This Willys is 4 cylinder , flat head , and 3 speed manual transmission . This is a nice vintage vehicle , and it does run well . The miles are exempt on the title . This Willys has a Meyer snow plow . The vehicle is tan with a brown interior . The price is $5900”

This lacks a powertrain.

https://hudsonvalley.craigslist.org/pts/d/brewster-1948-willys-cj-2a/7337934661.html

“This CJ-2a has a clean NYS transferable registration in my name
For sale is a 1948 CJ-2a. The frame is absolutely solid, you can take a hammer to any section

The body is somewhat rough on the outside but nothing huge. Small patches here and there

The inside cargo area is solid. Someone added 1/8″ plate to the wheel wells and floor
The front might need floor pans but they could be saved

The rear end is a CENTER dana 44 from a 1973 CJ-5, rare and desirable. Will also come with a torn down dana 30 from same Jeep

There is current no engine or transmission. The engine mounts were cut off and it was going to get a chevy 350 installed but plans have changed
Comes with 5 white wagon wheels 5×5.5 pattern”

UPDATE: Still Available.

(08/18/2019) It has an unusual bikini top.

https://nh.craigslist.org/pts/d/warner-1948-jeep-willys-cj2a/7336236929.html

“1948 jeep willys cj2a for sale. “Go devil” 4 cylinder t90 3 speed trans and d18 twin stick transfer case. Runs and drives. 90% original and restored. 12 volt conversion. $7600 or possible trade for wrangler with solid frame and fuel injection.”

Maybe someone can use this.

https://westernmass.craigslist.org/pts/d/westfield-1946-willys-cj/7337304959.html

“1946 Willys CJ for sale. Body is from a 2A but the windshield is off of a 3A. Body is currently separated from the frame. Frame is in good shape. Body could use some TLC.

Also have F+R Dana 44 off of a late 70’s CJ with disc brakes up front. Will sell them separately or as a package

Jeep – $800
Axles – $300
Pair – $1,000”

This jeep is listed at $18,500, but I prefer to think that is either a 1) mistake or 2) random price. It’s listed as a 1947 CJ-2A, but lacking top bow brackets and sporting a 3A windshield, could be a CJ-3A.

https://houston.craigslist.org/for/d/houston-jeep-willys-cj/7337417437.html

“1947 Jeep Willys, CJ 2A, CJ2
NOT RUNNING
motor has been pulled to rebuild and comes with the Jeep (in back). I’m moving and need to let it go.
little rust, as this Jeep spent most of its years in West Texas
Has not run in 10+ years. Motor pulled last summer. All parts come with Jeep.”

Has a rear PTO gearbox, so there could be value here.

https://lacrosse.craigslist.org/pts/d/la-crescent-47-willys-jeep-project/7337644558.html

“1947 willys jeep cj2a project, not running, I was told this will run will a little work, bring your trailer , clear title $1500 cash calls only, no text, no emails, thanks”