Make: Willys
Model: MB CJ2A
Year: 1943
Price: 24,950
Gearbox: Manual
Steering Wheel: Left
Reliable 2.2-litre four-cylinder engine (2,200 cc) with a 3-speed manual gearbox. Recorded mileage of 3,999 km. This vehicle has undergone an older professional restoration. It features Willys MB bodywork and a period-correct engine fitted. The classic Army Green finish is original, with paint showing normal signs of use. Belgian registration documents are available.
The Willys CJ-2A was the first civilian Jeep produced by Willys-Overland after World War II. Based on the legendary Willys MB, it combined rugged military design with practical usability for farming, industry, and recreation. Its simple construction, low weight, and excellent off-road capabilities made it an icon, principles of which are still seen in modern Jeep models.
This example is finished in Army Green and benefits from an older professional restoration. The bodywork has been repainted in its original color and shows normal signs of use. The underside and engine bay reflect the restoration process, matching the honest character of this classic Jeep. It combines Willys MB bodywork with a CJ-2A chassis. The stamped chassis number 19608 corresponds to a 1946 Willys CJ-2A, and a period-correct engine is fitted. This combination is common among historic Willys vehicles and appeals to enthusiasts of early Jeep models.
The vehicle has been inspected by Oldtimerfarm, with a detailed report available. The chassis number is located on the left-hand chassis rail under the bonnet. The chassis number is 19608, matching a 1946 Willys CJ-2A.
The engine is in good, honest condition with an older restoration. Fluids and maintenance are well kept. The battery is in good condition and expected to last several more years. The clutch, gearbox, brakes, and handbrake all function correctly, though the master brake cylinder is leaking and requires repair. Electrical systems, including horn, dashboard, windscreen wipers, and lighting, are operational. Axles and suspension are functioning properly.
The vehicle comes with Belgian registration documents and a Car-Pass, which is available online. It can be viewed at Oldtimerfarm, Lobulckstraat 9, 9880 Aalter, Belgium. Viewings are possible with or without an appointment, and inspections on a lift can be arranged.
Oldtimerfarm has over 300 classic cars and motorcycles in stock. The location is just five minutes from the Aalter exit of the E40 motorway.
Additional videos on warranty, mileage, and purchase procedures are available online.
