This is an estate sale. Looks like it was well-loved.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/3519161151731103/

“This is titled as a 1944 Willy’s Jeep that presents well as a WW2 era Jeep and runs and drives as it should. The body is a reproduction and there are reproduction and later Willys era parts but it is still a very correct looking, rust free example and is in amazing condition and ready to enjoy. It has had a very long term elderly owner, kept in temperature controlled storage and being sold to settle an estate. Also included are WW2 accessories including helmets, a 2 way radio, gas mask and more. This Jeep is about as nice as you will find. More photos are available upon request. $18,500 buys it. If listed, the Jeep is still available. Located in Waukesha, Wisconsin.”

Blaine shared this auction. It’s hit $24,000 with 16 hours to go as of this Thursday night post.

https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1944-willys-mb-2/

“This 1944 Willys MB is finished in drab green with white military-style accents over green canvas upholstery and is powered by a 134ci inline-four paired with a three-speed manual gearbox and a dual-range transfer case. Equipment includes 16″ body-color wheels, a folding windshield, a jerry can, manually locking front hubs, and a radio receiver and transmitter unit linked with a body-mounted antenna. The truck reportedly underwent a refurbishment under previous ownership, and the seller acquired it in 2021. This Willys MB is now offered with a clean California title in the seller’s name.”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $19,500.

Peter is selling his MB and trailer. Both look in great shape.

“Military WW2 Willys MB 1943, fully restored 2 years ago. Runs very well, clean title. $19,500 with the trailer, $18,500 without the trailer. Cash on the spot only”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $19,000.

This appears worth a look.

“Fully Restored 1942 Willys Jeep
Runs and drives”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $15,500.

Tom shared this MB.

“1942 Willy’s MB straight body everything works. 5 new tires. Built in 3/42. A piece of history. Fun to drive around town. No trades.”

UPDATE **SOLD** Was $18,000.

Tom shared this restored MB.

“1942 MB willys quarter ton military vehicle. 4 cylinder willys new rebuilt motor. 600 x 16 combat wheels new 4 wheels plus spare on back. Completely restored vehicle”

Matt’s selling his restored MB and trailer with a sleeping unit. If interested, contact him through Facebook or email him at mattybru @ gmail.com (remove spaces around the @).

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/198157792475606/

“42 Willy’s MB that has been fully restored, and well kept. Jeep sold along with a Bantam trailer that has been set up for tent camping. Tent has room for 5.”

Looks in good shape.

https://boise.craigslist.org/cto/d/star-1942-willys-mb-jeep/7328994126.html

“1942 Willy’s MB WWII jeep with soft cover and military wagon. MP (military police) version with siren. Runs good but has some oil leaks. Recently tuned up with new points, cleaned carburetor, new fuel pump and new 8V battery. Was restored by a WWII war veteran (my wife’s grandpa) in the early 1980’s. Has been kept inside and driven occasionally. Has clean title.”

Looks good, but does have some issues as Craig notes. It does not have the original body.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/173421741146605

“Listing my fully restored 1943 Willys MB. Purchased back in 2014 and performed a 100% restoration. Original running gear, but does have a new body on it. I’ve only driven 1100 since the restoration. Everything is 100% correct for the vehicle, I can give the interested party a complete run down on what has been done and an idea of the money invested into it. I do not need to sell it, but for the right price I will let it go to a new home. It’s currently in storage for the winter in a heated garage but is fully accessible should someone want to come purchase it. Please message me with your contact information and I will call and or text a reply. I will not be accepting off the cuff offers, and I’m not currently looking for any trades. In response to recent messages, this not a $10000 vehicle, I have over $27k invested and that is what I’m looking to get for it.”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $19,000.

Seller has the history on this MB.

“JEEP Willys MB built in May 1945. All original metal tub NEVER left frame until frame off restoration in 2006. Bought from military in early 70’s in California. Have history to today. Most of its life was spent in Arizona. A lot of time it was in storage at Deer Valley Airport. Restored to “fresh to the service without going to war” condition in 2006. Front bumper still has original rivet brackets and tag. Fresh repaint 2019. This jeep WAS NEVER an off road toy. Most all parts are original or nos. NOTHING modern added period. It has all the appropriate MAY 45 extras, original 6 volt system. 5 nos combat wheels w/ correct tires. Lots of small items like books, storage box, removable license plate bracket
Additional accessories include-
– Correct canvas top by Beechwood Canvas with all the extras
– Original U.S. WWII full Size Infantry Axe and Shovel.
– Original U.S. 1940’s Era brass fire extinguisher mounted driver side.
– Original U.S. WWII dated gas can
– Original stealth kit Canvas Windshield and headlight Covers
– Original Pair (Left and Right) of Door Curtains
– Multi-use rifle rack on inside of windshield.
– Original U.S. WWII Tool bag with Tools. Including jack
– Original U.S. WWII First Aid Kit. Empty.
– Original U.S. WWII Oil Can/grease gun under hood.
-Vinyl cover”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $17,000.

Looks in good shape.

“Date of delivery 10/29/43. Original body and tub. Original engine, transmission and running gear. 6 volt system. Matching data plate and frame numbers. Beachwood canvas. 4 new Goodyear S3 military tires with original Goodyear spare tire. All tires are mounted on combat rims. New wiring harness and gauges. Frame hat channels are in good condition. Everything works well including service lights, blackout lights, horn, gauges, toolbox locks, etc. Accessories include 1942 M1 rifle scabbard. I have owned the Jeep for 8 years and it has always been dependable and runs great.”