UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2000.

(10/25/2019) Not sure how much value is here, but may be a GPW. It’s listed as a 1947 Ford.

“1947 ford , willys Has axles and all a original No engine”

UPDATE: Price dropped to $3500.

(10/27/2019) Has a variety of updates.

https://seattle.craigslist.org/oly/cto/d/tenino-42-ford-jeep/7007519584.html

“1942 Ford Jeep, 289 V8, and it runs! 4-speed with a Warn split transfer case. Comes with extra parts off a ‘46 Willy’s. Been in dry storage for 20 years.”

It’s listed at $4, but not sure if that’s $4k or more. May be more of a make offer. Pics make it difficult to tell how much value is here.

https://slo.craigslist.org/pts/d/nipomo-41-willies/7010181481.html

“41 Willys Jeep it’s been sitting a while ran when parked are used to have an on the ranch don’t have ranch tomorrow don’t really want to sell but Wife💏 41 Willys Jeep it’s been sitting a while ran when parked are used to have an on the ranch don’t have ranch tomorrow don’t really want to sell but Wife💏 wants me too so if it sells it sells if it don’t it don’t
Will consider trades little jeep Motor was rebuilt right before parking it”

Need some work. No description provided.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/506658716770941/

UPDATE: Price dropped to $10,000.

https://austin.craigslist.org/cto/d/west-point-1942-gpw-army-jeep/6877772453.html

“1942 GPW (Ford) Jeep. Family owned since 1970. Very good condition. New bikini top. Price is firm. Delivery possible up to 100 miles AFTER SALE.
This jeep runs and drives very well. It is about 85% original. Engine has been rebuilt and is NOT the original ford built engine. 12 Volt electrical with alternator. It has a tailgate which was on the Jeep when purchased in 1970 and updated with flush mount lights. That, the brush guard, and the bikini top are the only changes in the body. It has been well maintained and used regularly since it was purchased. A fun jeep to drive or a good start on a total restoration. ”

UPDATE: **SOLD** $5000. Now here.

Looks like a solid GPW with one major modification: the steering box. Though the steering looks unusual, on the plus side it’s got a thick (half-inch??) support plate coming off the frame; also, it seems to have held up well (given, I imagine, this was an older mod). An additional plus is that the builder didn’t cut the front cross member when updating the steering (or so it appears), so I imagine someone could restore the original steering if they wished relatively easily. I think it would make a good entry level GPW for the right person.

“1942 Ford WW2 GPW. New cooling system, ignition system, fuel system, electrical wiring front to back, seats, rear brakes, etc. Has an engine from a cj2a. The engine overheated at some point and cracked. Will need a new block. I’m reluctantly selling it. I’ve spent alot of money and time on this Jeep. It is the perfect restoration project for someone who wants to disassemble it and restore it from frame up. Most of the parts are already there. It needs a proper restoration. I’m asking $6000 and it has a clear title. The price is in consideration of the engine work needed.”

UPDATE: Still Available. Might be located near Dana Point.

(0913/2019) It’s a project.

https://losangeles.craigslist.org/lac/pts/d/dana-point-1945-ford-gpw-jeep-willys/6998693603.html

“A project with a running engine. This is a project and will need some restoration to make it a driving vehicle”

Parts or project.

https://sacramento.craigslist.org/rvs/d/auburn-1942-gpw-ford-jeep-with-orig/6996328995.html

“1942 ford gpw – Mostly there
This has orig vin tags on the dash and orig matching frame #. These tags are worth 1000 by themselves.

Original to this jeep – f marked tcase
Orig axles

Set of 4 combat wheels.
Willys flathead L134 turns freely. Needs rbld. May run as is.
This motor is not orig to this jeep. It is a willys cj2a engine.
If u dont want it. Ill jeep it and take off 300.

I have the inner window frame and a few parts and pieces. It will need some parts and some love to complete. But its already od green.

I have all the paperwork needed to reg it. I have the papers from last owner and i got the vehicle verification already to go. Just need to go to dmv and pay and I am not going to go pay dmv fees until i am ready to get it running but that wont be anytime soon. So there it will sit unless it sells.

Price is firm. And is fair. I may take a trade but id rather have cash.”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3800.

This has been sitting a while.

“1942 Ford Willys Jeep, $3,800 OBO. Great project vehicle for a Jeep enthusiast! Does need some work, Shelter Kept and tarp covered. I was able to bump the motor 14 years ago and it has been sitting since.”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $7000.

(08/28/2019) An old GPW that’s still going.

“This Ford gpw has been customized but is most all original runs great but as of recently I am having trouble with the starter.”

I like the idea of having the fluid lids red. Sure makes them standout.

https://boston.craigslist.org/gbs/grd/d/buzzards-bay-jeep-willys/6994309236.html

“For sale a 1942 Ford GPW Willys Jeep fully restored last year . Frame numbers match body numbers .
Lots of new parts, original body and data plates . Comes with a replica aluminum .50 cal MG . I have restoration pictures
Title on hand .
If add still up still for sale .
No trades
No scammers please .”

UPDATE: Price dropped to $1800.

(09/30/2019) It’s supposed to include an overdrive.

https://denver.craigslist.org/cto/d/littleton-1942-ford-jeep-willys/6992174063.html

“WWII Jeep made by Ford motor company. 235cu.in. V6 apart. 225 V6 odd fire, Thorsen front end, rear end. High/ low range, with over drive.”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1200.

Allan’s got this GPW survivor for sale. He recently bought it for the engine and is selling the rest. If the serial number is 9549, then it is an early 1943 GPW.

“This is a military GPW MB type Willys Jeep project. It previously had a Chevrolet V/8 engine swapped into it and I bought it to use the engine in another project.

The Willys still has the original glove box ID plate with the three tags on it. I have slightly brushed the center tag to reveal the following: GPW 95479…….2 4 30……2 5. I have rubbed a little chalk in the number to try to read and that is what I have come up with so far.
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Seems to lack full floaters in the rear.

https://chico.craigslist.org/cto/d/oroville-1943-military-jeep/6980891143.html

“1943 ford GPW. Military jeep. Willys design, built by ford motor company for the military during WWII. Runs well. Upgraded to 12v electrical system. Still have the original generator and regulator for restoration to original electrical system. Comes with spare set of wheels with tires. Comes with spare gas tank. Smog exempt.”

Looks to have later rims.

https://minneapolis.craigslist.org/csw/cto/d/le-sueur-1944-ford-gpw-military-jeep/6974289270.html

“1944 Ford GPW Military jeep, runs,drives, starts, stops, uses nothing, runs cool, decent shape for 75 years old, what can I say, they’re rare.”

Powered by a VW Rabbit Diesel.

https://madison.craigslist.org/pts/d/madison-1942-jeep/6964097948.html

“This is the Ford version of the world war II jeep. Two companies made the same vehicle for the war effort. Willys and Ford. The original motor broke the crankshaft so I replaced it with a 1986 diesel vw rabbit motor. Has about the same hp and gets great mileage. The motor runs well but the transmission pops out of gear when slowing down. The synchro also does not work correctly. The trans could use a rebuild. Otherwise the brakes, tires, and lights including custom turn signals work fine. This vehicle was a 6 volt system but now its 12volt. Very fun to drive. Also included is a hard top with doors and windshield called an arctic cab. These cabs were used during the Korean war. I don’t have the original title but have it registered as a 65 willys.”

Looks rough.

https://eugene.craigslist.org/pts/d/cottage-grove-1944-ford-jeep/6969387421.html

“1944 Ford Jeep, “Willey”. Need a project? Or parts for a current project? $4000 or make an offer.”