UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay.

I’ll have to check my history, but I’m pretty sure ‘completely restored’ jeeps don’t have electric fans.  Looks in great shape though.

“1942 Ford Jeep. A special car for a special collector. This vehicle is completely restored. Must See to Appreciate. Add this gem to your collection! USA”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $9200.

Looks like a solid GPW.

“I have a nice WWII 1943 GPW Ford jeep for sale. Runs well, has new master cylinder ( haven’t bled the brakes yet but will shortly) . Call with questions. ”

Looks solid, though the body has some dings.

“Have a 1942 Ford GPW (jeep) in totally restored condition. All original with matching numbers. Garage Kept. Must see!! Asking $18,000.00. Call Lee at (229) 251-3029.”

http://atlanta.craigslist.org/sat/cto/3147045837.html

This is a nice looking GPW.

“1942 Ford GPW ” Jeep “- , yes it is a real World War II Army Jeep. Original Running gear, frame axle, transaxles, engine, grill & hood. New lines, brakes, lights & wiring. Replaced the tub with authentic high quality steel tub from Omixada. Rebuilt Engine, New seats and covers. Runs and drives great. Hard to find military model in extremely good shape.
the jeep is registered in minnesota with a salvage tittle as we replaced the body. The jeep has a tube radio with slide mount that really works.”

View all the information and pics on eBay

UPDATE:  Back on eBay

(06/17/2012) This has a modified bumpers, but otherwise looks good.

“EXCELLENT COND
MATCHING NUMBERS
ORIGINAL COND
SERIAL # 91914
CALL JEFF 209.456.1042”

View all the pics on eBay

Looks good.  The bumper looks different, but I can’t quite tell why.

“Listing for a friend. For sale restored 1942 Ford GPW Jeep. New tires, new top, new front seats, body reconditioned. Good example of WWII Jeep.”

http://appleton.craigslist.org/cto/3109425153.html

This has a new replacement body.

“1942 Ford GPW ” Jeep “- , yes it is a real World War II Army Jeep. Original Running gear, frame axle, transaxles, engine, grill & hood. Replaced the tub with authentic high quality steel tub from omixada. Rebuilt Engine, Runs and drives great. Hard to find military model in extremely good shape.
the jeep is registered in minnesota with a salvage tittle as we replaced the body.
Price $10,500
Call Dan 661-335-919eight”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $6500

(09/09/2011) This appears to be in good shape.

“1943 WWII Jeep. I hate to sell her. This is a really nice example of a WWII vehicle manufactured by Ford. New rear end installed runs very good. Many extras included. Please contact via email to see the vehicle more pictures coming soon. 6000.00 OBO”

UPDATE:  New pic with updated paint.  Price raised to $14,500. 

(05/02/2012) “military vehicle 1942 gpw ford restored and re painted but still need some details, i have some original parts and accesories if you´re interested send me an email to make a deal, im asking 14,900 dlls or best offer … thanks ”

http://sandiego.craigslist.org/csd/cto/3107080323.html

With new paint:

With original paint:

UPDATE:  Status Unknown. Was listed at $16,000

(01/26/2012) “*1942 FORD GPW* Too much to list: Fully restored from the ground up. Ford Flathead engine completely rebuilt and machined with only 132 miles on it. 12 volt electrical system. All new canvas (beach wood). The Axles have been rebuilt, the tranny and transfer case have been resealed. Complete steering system has all been rebuilt. New reproduction Ford radiator. New paint, tires, braking system, hoses, wires, etc. You name it, it’s been replaced with new Ford parts and ready to go. Allot of detail and time went into finding new “F” (Ford) marked parts, all the way to the bolt heads and tires for this restoration.”

View bigger pictures http://s1072.photobucket.com/albums/w372/ottoktm/

This looks in good shape.

“Ford GPW with F script parts and bolts, 12 volt, new tires, original horn, original floor, original jack, lights and gauges work, new wiring, paint, locking hubs, clear Utah title, Engine and transmission rebuild, wiring, paint were all done by professionals who restore military vehicles. Includes too many extras to list but here are a few: canvas summer top, removable ambulance red cross curtains, red cross flag, stretcher, medical supply box and trunk and WWII red cross helmet, bustle basket, pack, shovel, seat cushions, a tow chain, one pair of tire chains, Utah title, Combat or parade ready!! call or text with questions 801.787.7374”

http://provo.craigslist.org/cto/3097168267.html

Mark has this GPW at war jeeps.com.  The same seller is selling the jeep in the post below, too.

“1945 WWII Willys Jeep GPW
Professionally Restored to Original Specifications
Price: $17,500
Please contact John at:
Phone: (805) 801-7978
or
email: lifestylebldg [at] yahoo.com”

http://www.warjeeps.com/bd/sale/adwb214/adwb214.html

UPDATE: **SOLD**

“This is an original, 1942 GPW Ford Jeep. It was built Dec. 21, 1942. This jeep is as complete and rust free as you will ever find. This jeep has always been garaged and has a clear Title.
The Ford GPW were manufactured from 1941 to 1945. These small four-wheel drive utility vehicles are considered the iconic World War II Jeeps

This jeep comes complete with all five combat rims and canvas. There are numerous extra parts, including the original carburetor, 6-volt generator and fire extinguisher. I have converted the lights and alternator to 12 volts for brighter headlights but the jeeps comes with its original regulator, original generator, gauges and tail lights etc …. everything to put it back into 6 volts.”

This looks pretty solid. One of the commenters believes this might be an early GPW.

“Up for auction is my Jeep Willys MB in very restorable condition. Very solid body and no rust on frame.(Don’t let the pictures confuse you) The only rust on the body is on both sides of the head channels, approx. 4” long. Can be repaired without removing panels. 5 Original Combat rims with all new tubes & tires. Engine turns by hand. Tranny, 4 wheel drive, Hi/Low levers move freely as they should. Vehicle stears nicely and rolls freely.

My opinion is that this is an easily restorable project. The vehicle is 90% there, all original including almost all original E C marked bolts and early zipper style cushions. (see pics) There is the original front bumper and wooden filler. I believe that the body was never taken off the frame. Vehicle has clean transferable title. It is titled as a 1943 Jeep Willys Ut, which I’m not sure is accurit, since I don’t have the original data plates. Vehical originally came from California.

Please examine all pictures closely, so you can see what you’re bidding on and all that is included in this auction. Here is a link to the photo album of 90 pictures:

http://s1232.photobucket.com/albums/ff362/3familytree/WWII%20Jeep%20MB/”

View all the info and pics on eBay

UPDATE:  **SOLD**  Was priced at $6000.

This looks like a good price.

“Due to financial dificulties, I am putting my WWII Jeep up for sale that I have owned since 1967. It was delivered to the Army in April 1945. That is the only history of it prior to when I purchased it that I know. I have tried to keep it as original as possible. I spent over $6000 in parts in 1997 (canvas top, seats, tires, lights, gauges, brakes, exhaust, carburetor, etc.). This past fall, my son and I installed all new leaf springs, shocks and shackles. It runs good and is very reliable. Never fails to get attention wherever we drive it. Has CLEAR title. Asking $6000 obo.”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $7000.

Not perfect, but looks pretty solid.

“1945 FORD GPW MILITARY JEEP $7000
SAME FAMILY AND GARAGE KEPT SINCE 1963
RUNS GREAT, LOOKS GREAT, DATA PLATES IN PLACE
READY FOR PARADES, FARM, OR COMPLETE RESTORATION”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $10,500.

(07/19/2011) This looks in good condition.

“WWII Jeep 90% restored. Original flathead 4. $10,500.”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $14,000.

This looks good.

“I have up for sale a 1943 ford gpw military jeep. The restoration was finished in 1997. I have owned this jeep for 29 years. I have many extra hard to find parts including all manuals. I have more pics to email”

UPDATE: Was priced at $9000

(01/05/2012) This looks solid.

“uncut, seriel # GPW 2622560, Top of block 0 B1654.  Bottom of block GPW 6015, $9,000 OBO”

UPDATE:  Sold.  Was listed at $10,000

(05/08/2012) I saw early pictures of this project.  Bryan’s done a good job bringing it back to life.

“What you are looking at is an original restored 1945 WWII Ford GPW Jeep. These have become quite rare. Nearly all parts are “F marked” from the factory all the way down to almost every bolt! This Jeep is nearly complete from top to bottom and is mainly all original. All that you see on the Jeep goes with the Jeep. The body is in very good condition. The front floor has been repaired along with all the hat channels. The rear floor was replaced. The bottom of the floor and top of the floor has been coated in bed liner to protect the metal from future elements. The transmission Is the original T84. For a 67 year old vehicle, this Jeep looks great and is ready for you to hop in a go. Its ready for that around town drive or that WWII reenactment. The engine runs perfectly with great oil pressure and no smoke and is an original WWII engine top to bottom. The brakes have been reworked, and all the electrical replaced including the gauges. The tires are new 600-16 6 ply military NDT tires; thats the original style from the factory. The data tags and frame are number matching! The Jeep has a clear title! Sold as is.

New rear floor
hat channels reworked
New glass
new paint job (Lusterless Early WWII original)
New electrical
New gauges
new windshield cowl rubber
new inner windshield rubber
new axe
new shovel
new axe and shovel straps
fresh bed liner
New tail lights
all new wiring
new rear seat
new top bows and brackets
most new gaskets on the engine
restored factory large mouth gas tank
new fuel line and filter
NOS body handles
new spare tire carrier
new jerry can holder and strap
reworked frame
new rear bumper crossmember
new front bumper
reworked windshield frame
New brake master cylinder
New front wheel cylinders
New brake line hoses
Some new brake lines
hubs re-greased”

UPDATE:  SOLD*** Was listed at $3500.

This might be a very good price.  It looks quite solid, despite needing brakes.

“1945 jeep gpw new engine needs brakes”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $17,900

“1942 Ford Military Jeep
Recent restoration
Flat head Ford GPW motor. Engine number does not match the frame number.
Has all canvas
Original body/restored
80% original with mix of quality reproduction parts
Ready for re-enactment, Parades and or cruise n fun.”