UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $6000.

“I HAVE FOR CONSIDERATION MY 1948 JEEP WILLYS. THIS IS NOT YOUR AVERAGE JEEP FOR THE FAINT HEARTED. I HAVE BUILT THIS FROM THE GROUND UP, AND HAVE BEEN BUILDING AND MODIFYING JEEPS FOR YEARS. THIS IS A BRAND NEW BODY TUB FROM WILLYS OVERLAND, AND I HAVE THE ORGINAL TUB AS WELL. 400HP FUEL INJECTED 302, C4 TRANSMISSION, DANA 20 TRANSFER CASE, SUPER DANA 30 FRONT WITH EATON ELECTRIC LOCKER, OPEN DANA 44 REAR, NEW RIMS AND TIRES, AND I AM SURE TO FORGET SOMETHING IN THIS LISITING. THIS IS NOT FAR FROM BEING BACK ON THE ROAD AGAIN. WILL NEED EXHAUST, GAUGES, DRIVE LINES, PLUG WIRES, FUEL TANK, AND AND THE SMALL STUFF.”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $600.

That’s an unusual hood pop-up.

“1946 Jeep Willys Project; 4cylinder motor-runs; 4 wheel drive works; no battery; unmounted Reccarro Seats (NOT SHOWN IF PHOTO); some fiber glass patching on drivers floor. Seen by appointment only. Military Body-Civilian Grill and Windshield
Detachable windshield is cracked and comes with it.  CASH SALE ONLY-SELLING BY SUNDAY”

UPDATE:  Price dropped to $2750

(09/12/09) This could look good with some paint and different seats.

“Shown is a 1947 Willys CJ2A Jeep. It starts easily and is really fun to drive and it runs good. 4 wheel drive works well. PTO works. It has lock-in hubs, 12 volt push button starter and 15”wheels. Back bed has no rust as you can see in the photos. All original except for seats, 15” wheels, new 12volt starter, alternator and battery. It has been shedded for years. We have placed the maximum number of pictures on this listing but we have other fine photos that we will send you if you are interested. This is a very nice chance at an original 1947 Willys that is a good, solid, running jeep.”

http://kansascity.craigslist.org/cto/1830678096.html

UPDATE: Was $1300. **SOLD**

“Selling a 1949 CJ2A, the Jeep overall runs and drives good. Previous owner swapped in narrowed Chevy 1/2ton axles with NO brakes. The motor, trans, and tcase are all in good condition, i rebuilt the carb, flushed and inspected both trans and tcase. Motor has new plugs cap, rotor and wires. Previous owner did the 12v conversion, i installed a new battery and custom 12v starter. The jeep has a custom fuel cell and electric fuel pump. The Jeep’s interior body does have rust but the floors are still there with some extra patch plates from the p/o. Exterior body has 1 or 2 minor rust spots and was covered in bondo by the previous owner, most of the bondo is chipping off the drivers and passenger side. This would be a great offroad vehicle for RYC or your property.”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1800

There appears to be a PTO and various parts. I can’t tell what all is here.

“I have several left over Willy’s Jeep CJ2a parts left over package deal $1,800 firm takes all. 1945 jeep AZ Title body rusty a few transfer cases, transmissions and flat head engine blocks, PTO winch, hood, tailgate, 2 differentials and various parts to many parts to list. cleaning up”

This sold for $2750 on eBay.

“This is a 1947 Willys army jeep. It has been in my family since I was a child. I rescued it from my Aunts yard a few years ago and rebuilt it. It is in pretty solid shape, and runs well. It has been driven lately in parades. It has a little overhead cam motor from a 70s vintage Ford Pinto, and it has rack and pinion steering from something. It has a chevy camaro charging system and a radiator I found in a boneyard that fit. The four wheel drive all works, and it has warn lockouts up front. The seats came out of an S-10 I believe. Basically it is a fun little car that rumor has it that my Uncle bought as army surplus cut in half and he assembled it. My Aunt drove it daily for years. I never use it and it is taking up space. Hopefully somebody would like to use it or restore it, or even modify it. It comes with no guarantees, or returns. It can be picked up or shipped but I will have to see what that costs and I will ship it after I receive all monies. I will try to answer any questions I can. Oh, the brakes need to be bled, but a few pedal pumps and it is driveable. It has a hitch on the front so it can be towed, and the tires are new.”

View all the info on eBay

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $8995

(06/16/09) This looks very nice.  If memory serves me correctly, this is the first flattie I’ve come across for sale from North Dakota.

“Fully resored original willys jeep original 4 cyilinder 3 speed with all oringinal parts and motor new complete top, rims and tires all street leagal antique licence over 15,000 invested”

There’s some value here.  The desert dogs are on some nice old steel wheels.

“1948 Jeep Flat Fender. Jeep in poor condition, frame and axles are good, grill and hood are good, has early fifties military hood with snorkel cutout. No engine or trans, I have a few other misc parts too, windshield frame that is in good shape, military fuel tank. Call for details. 630-624-4242 Matt.”

http://chicago.craigslist.org/nwc/cto/1826326653.html

This is a project and is apart.  The images show the jeep prior to disassembly.

“This is a project vehicle, currently in pieces on rolling chassis. Rare early transition CJ, #6,639 off the assembly line. Has steering column mounted gear shift, only the first 20,000 CJ’s had this. Also, pioneer tool body indents carried over from the military Jeeps and eliminated shortly after this serial #. The Jeep is 85% complete with original equipment including 3 of the original Goodyear tires. Missing items are back seat (if it came with one), combo coil/ignition switch that was under the dash on early CJ’s, original NACO tail light, gas tank, side mirror and top bows. I think it has an original early style under dash heater (in a box?) …”

View all the pics on eBay

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1200.

This looks pretty rough.

“1946 Jeep Willys CJ2A- Body, frame and motor original and matching. $1,200 obo.  Original spare rim and tire as well as lots of extra parts like transmission, drive shafts, grill, lights, dash panel, electronics, etc. Tires in great shape. Great for a restoration project. Parts and price lists come with sale. Also original service manual.”