1946 CJ-2A 6x6 Tribute to Super Jeep $30,000 Syracuse, NY

Curt sent over this 1946 6x6 Tribute of the "Super Jeep"

Its a really neat rig, it was featured back in 2010 on the site.

Send me an email at post@ewillys.com can send over the contact info.

Information From Seller:

1946 Willys Jeep CJ2A 6×6 replica of the prototype Super Jeep.

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8 Comments

  1. Craig/Vermont
    A lot of CJ-3A in those pics...
  2. B
    interesting jeep. not sure how he came up with that pricing.
  3. Barney Goodwin
    I agree with B. And amazing how many unique rigs are offered at high prices while showing a level of incompleteness. ff: Bolts missing at the access plate on the floor and front marker lamp ports left empty.
    1. muley
      bungee cord batt holddown?
  4. muley
    I saw a real MT Tug at a MV show in Montana. The owner/builder shared the build album and as i remember it was truly 6X6. Much of the truck was faithfully replicated from historic drawings.
  5. Michael Finegan
    What is driving the market with these ridiculous prices are the big name auction sites, they list high end restorations that command high prices, the average working guy thinks his backyard garage project is the same, not even close to the truth. Greed gets in the way of passion, and as a result, the joy of a old car hobby is lost. In other words, "Where's the beef?"
  6. B
    also, people right this moment are holding onto their money a little tighter. prices are dropping. in some cases big time. an old Willy's is a nice toy to have but you have to have a dry place to keep it or otherwise you have no reason to have one. it will just turn into rust.
  7. Barney Goodwin
    I cut my teeth on the military end of this business. About 15 or 20 years ago an M38 crossed the Barrett auction block towards the end of the auction. It was one of the most INCOMPLETE RESTORATIONS I had ever seen missing many parts, and 2 guys (no doubt with beer) ran it up to over $100K with Buyer's Commission attached. Many times I have had to explain to people that it wasn't a legitimate benchmark for future pricing or purchasing.

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