UPDATE: This may be an M-201 (at the very least it has some M-201 parts). Thanks to Gaston for pointing it out.

John shared this auction for an MB rebuilt in Europe, along with a trailer.

https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1944-willys-mb-4

“This Willys MB is said to have been refurbished in Europe and was imported to the United States before it was purchased by the current owner in 2017. The truck is finished in olive drab green with US Army–style graphics, and power comes from a 134ci “Go-Devil” flathead inline-four paired with a three-speed manual gearbox and a dual-range transfer case. Equipment includes 16″ steel wheels, military tires, a rear-mounted spare, turn signals, a folding windshield, a tan soft top, a rear pintle hitch, pioneer tools, a jerrycan, seats with tan canvas cushions, a dash-mounted rifle holder, and radio equipment. The accompanying single-axle utility trailer is equipped with taillights, a canvas top panel, and troop-style seating with tan cushions. This Willys MB and trailer are now offered by the seller on behalf of the current owner with canvas doors and side panels, an inoperable rifle, and Arizona titles for both the Willys and the trailer.”

The ad states this has combat rims, but they don’t appear in the pics.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1051896739734324

“1943 Willys MB. WW2 Engine that was rebuilt by Solak Automotive in May 2019, it has its original body and has a T-84 3 speed transmission, new tires and Combat rims, jeep was completely overhauled in 2019 By David Dorson, the jeep has approx. 400 miles on it since the rebuild. This does have a new battery incased in a Willard Shell This jeep is Located in Cleveland Ohio”

Thanks to John for sharing this one.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1617022002193407/

“For your consideration, a nice 1944 Willys MB. Jeep has all original sheet metal, no patchwork. 5 original combat wheels and tires. T-84 trans with a low hours period correct WW2 Willys military generator engine. All original parts. Jeep runs drives and stops. Have clean title. Any questions feel free to ask.”

Buz shared this uniquely colored yellow and white Willys MB. It looks like a detailed restoration.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/942586697312531/

“Purchased as a non-running Jeep from behind a barn in Memphis TN. Rebuilt as a project during Covid lockdown. Flat-head 60hp Go Devil engine converted to 12v, and new wiring and gauges installed throughout. Disk brakes added to the front to aid in drivability, and the front seats have been extended rearward into the rear fenders to allow a little more clearance between the steering wheel and the driver. Frame is powder coated. Axles, transmission/transfer case, and motor are all powder coated then rebuilt. Body work and painting performed off-the-frame at Fenix Automotive (https://www.fenixgarage.com/), and the full underside of the body is painted the same as the top side.”

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”