I’m wondering if those mini-terras are  newer retreads.  They appear in good shape.

“1948 Willys CJ2A Jeep. Mostly orgional and unmolested. very good base for a full restore project. or have a nice toy/farm/woods jeep with just a little effort. I was planing on restoing it but have not had the time to get started on it. Don’t want to see it sit, when somebody else could be using it. It has the orgional Go Devil flat head engine, 3 speed transmission, with high low 4×4 The previous owner changed the seats, converted it to 12volt, with an altanator, and added an electrit fuel pump. the plugs wires and fuel filters are fairly newer. it also has manual locking warn hubs The jeep is a project, and has not been drove in over a year, so it will need to be trailered. The orgioanl plates under the hood and in the cab are there and readable. I have a title for it These old jeeps are very hard to find, and even harder to find this complete, and has not spent it’s life as a mud bogger. price is $3200”

http://gainesville.craigslist.org/cto/3087850337.html

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1500.

Runs and drives.

“Jeep runs and drives but needs brake work and tlc. Will trade for ATV or bang bang. Call with other offers.but I found my deer lease.truck so that is not an option.”

UPDATE:  **SOLD** Was $3000

(06/13/2011) “For sale a 1946 Willys Jeep that is in good condition. Has the original 4 cyl. engine, but has been converted over to a 12 volt system. Has a next to new custom fully enclosed soft top. The Jeep comes with a full set of street tires, and a full set of mudding tires. The Jeep was purchased by my folks to use for road hunting grouse, and they have owned it for a couple of years but no longer use it. Please note, although this Jeep is licensed and does have a title, it only goes a maximum of 45 mph on the highway. It was designed for off highway use. It does have a removable tow bar on the front, and heavy duty hitches on the back.”

UPDATE:  **SOLD** Was $500

Seller is parting out or you can buy the whole thing.

“Lots of parts from a Willys CJ2A
transmission $100
transfer case $100
PTO off the t-case $100
leaf springs $20
Front and rear Axles $100 each
complete steering $80
6 steel 16” military looking wheels (have tires but are dry rotting) $30 each
tub $125 Not perfect by any means but very useable
Fenders $100 pair
Grille $50
Hood $80
Frame $100″

UPDATE:  **SOLD** Was $1500

“I have a 1947 Willys Jeep. It is in decent shape. It has the stock motor but has has a crack in the block. I have the doors for it but the top is home made. Have a spare fiberglass hood for it too. Too many projects but willing to trade for lawn tractor or lets see what you got.”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4000

This looks solid, though there’s been some work on this body.

“1947 Jeep Willys asking $4000 or BEST OFFER. Runs Good. Original 4 cylinder motor.”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1500

“1946 Jeep Willys. Engine upgraded to 1966 289 out of a Mustang or Fairlane. Starts, runs strong, but carb needs to be rebuilt. Converted to 12V DC. Converted to power brakes. Front Winch Bumper with tow-brace. Built in capstan winch in bed connected to power-take off, so runs directly off the 289. Rear bumper is a tow bumper with tow-truck grade fairlead welded to the factory original angle iron bumper. Has built in air compressor tank and system. New Radiator. New Master Cylinder. Brake lines are cracked, wheel cylinders are frozen, so needs complete brake job. Does have rust, have original seat frames, driver’s side failed due to rust. Have Title. Been a project for me, but moving so would like to sell.”