UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2500.

(03/03/2015) The front wheels look out of alignment to me.

“48 Willys Jeep. Runs but needs some minor work. Windshield is cracked. Needs a new battery. Have title.”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1200.

(06/30/3016) There looks to be value here.

“Full rolling chassis with top and seats. Rear Dana 44 with power lock. New lift springs and shackles. Saginaw steering conversion. Body rough but ready for engine transplant and loads of fun. Clear title. Washougal classic jeep”

UPDATE: Still Available.

(06/01/2016) Doesn’t indicate if it runs or not.

“1947 Willys Jeep flat fender, 4cylinder flat top head, winch, tow bar, trailer available for $800 more, 4X4. Come look.”

http://dallas.craigslist.org/dal/cto/5703408541.html

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4500.

(07/19/2016) Includes a Warn winch and overdrive. Could be a great price.

“I purchased the Jeep in 1991. It was kept on my ranch in Meeker until 2012 when I sold the ranch and brought the Jeep back to Eagle.It has a Buick V-6 motor which I believe is either a 231 or 232 cubic inch. It also has a tilt steering column from the same vehicle. The jeep has a winch and a 3 speed transmission with a high/low splitter. It also comes with a full soft top and a bikini top. It has a top speed around 65 mph on the highway and is a lot of fun to drive off road. It has always been stored indoors while I’ve owned it. It’s at eagle auto consignment in eagle and can be seen anytime.”

Seller notes this is restored, but clearly it’s more in the category of refurbished. The photos of this jeep demonstrate the difficulty of evaluating jeeps based on pics. In pic #2, zooming in o nthe metal covering makes the driver’s side look like it has some indentations near the gas inlet. Yet, pic #1 clearly shows that area is flat. Now, whether the area under the plates are covering rust can’t be seen without an inspection visit.

“Vintage 1951 Willys Jeep. Fully restored. Completely rebuilt engine using Willys parts July 2016”

http://stlouis.craigslist.org/cto/5718785591.html

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1000.

Has a running f-head.

“1946 CJ2A for parts or restoration. Most parts are there, obviously it’s a bit rough. Has good running F-Head 134 Hurricane engine from later CJ. Windshield frame is complete but will need some attention, glass is plastic. This was originally a rare column shift model – some of the shifter parts are still there. Has transmission and transfer case. No seat frames. Many of the parts will fit CJ3A and CJ3B Jeeps (CJ-3A, CJ-3B)

VIN on clear title matches frame plate, but the firewall plate is gone. New ones are available, though.
Asking $1,000 with the motor, $750 without motor. $550 for only the running F-head engine.”