UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1800.

It’s a project or parts.

“1942 Ford Jeep with tags. Nothing under the hood. Has axel assemblies & suspension. No title but bill of sale. We can load on flat bed with sky track. Pick up near Chandler Oklahoma.”

This has a funky windshield.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/655289449472023

“Here for your consideration is an April 13th, 1943 Louisville, KY production Ford GPW 1/4 ton jeep. Disassembly was begun so there are some loose parts. Perfect restoration project. Has all four wheels (post war CJ rims with modern street tires) but not pictured. Has a post war early CJ motor that is not seized up. I purchased this almost two years ago but with two other WWII jeep projects this one has to go.”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3000.

Lots of rust here. Unclear there is much value.

“OBO. No title, will provide bill of sale. Located just south of San Antonio, TX. Willing to ship at buyer’s expense. I take cash, PayPal, Venmo, Zelle or CashApp. 1943 Willys MB: – Chassis #MB225765 – ACM1 Body #125686 – Pre-war engine casting #635713, head casting #637014 – Original T84 transmission, shifts smoothly – Original Dana 23 full floating rear axle – Early split style seat frame – Both bumperettes present – Original headlight buckets and blackout lights – Original fire extinguisher bracket in driver footwell Body is rough, chassis is in ok shape. Jeep is still restorable for sure, or good for parts on other restorations”

Body has rust. No engine or tranny.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/856997915546480

“This is as far as I know . A 1940 something ford stamped jeep tub and frame. Has a hood parts are missing. No motor or trans… Would be a good project for restore or rat rod.”

UPDATE: Status Unknown. Was $15,500.

Could be worth a look.

“1942 ford GPW restored Beachwood canvas 5 combat rims 95 percent F stamps parts runs and drives excellent has been converted to 12 Volts
I’m selling for Nieghbor who doesn’t post and would need to verify mileage. He is very knowledgeable on history of these and has several”

I’m a little surprised to see later model Free-Lock hubs on this GPW.

https://honolulu.craigslist.org/kau/cto/d/kealia-1943-ford-gpw-military-jeep/7571989457.html

“1943 Ford GPW Military Jeep
Excellent condition
Call or text:
808-two one two-six four two three”

Update SOLD. Was $9900.

It’s a project.

“RARE AND DESIRABLE U S ARMY FORD GPW JEEP VERY COMPLETE AND ORIGINAL . NEEDING RESTORATION AND IS VERY SOLID . ENGINE IS FREE . ORIGINAL FORD DRIVE TRAIN. COMBAT WHEELS. Seller’s Notes Will be happy to provide additional photos and details. Jeep is not running and has been in storage.”

Rough, but may have some parts value.

https://merced.craigslist.org/pts/7564961730.html

“1942 Ford GPW WWII Jeep parts for sale.
This vehicle is in very poor condition. The body/tub is absolutely not restorable. No script.
Here is a list of parts that may be reusable:
– Frame with original serial number stamped on the top of the front drivers side frame rail.
– Front axle
– Steering system
– Transmission and transfer case (condition unknown)
– Spare tire carrier
– Speedometer and possibly other dash components
– Stamped 9 slot front grille (I also have a second front grille assembly for sale separately)
– Headlight brackets
– Front marker light fixtures
– Pedals
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UPDATE: Still Available.

(08/26/2022) This has been updated with a V8.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1591159054737669

“Ford Jeep 1944 Engine Chevy El Camino 1979 8 cylinders Clean title Great project, my dad was hoping to make this his weekend toy but decided to go a different way. A lot of potential for this car, it is located in Moreno Valley but can arrange meeting up”

The serial number indicates this is a 1943 GPW.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1214176735865694

“I have for sale a Ford GPW 119649 that is a project. The engine is not original but a willys motor and is stuck. It has a t90 transmission in it. It has had some body work done on it and the fuel well has been covered. There are many parts that are carrying the F mark. I don’t believe the steering sector is original. What you see is what your getting. No title on this jeep. I have several pictures of this jeep available. This is not a rust bucket”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1000.

It’s a project that may have value.

“1943 ford gpw ww2 jeep Needs restart Did run. Need one part for this distributor. working on 4″ left. Has disk brake conversion still needs a lot of work. Serious inquires only. 1000 firm”

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

Has a Ford script body.

“If it’s up, it is available! No trades. Cash only! Serious inquiries only. Selling for a friend. 1942 Ford WW ll Wileys jeep. This is a very early model . Mostly original. Just had the fuel system gone through and electrical and brakes. Sat for a few years, running now”

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The Desert Dog PVCs and rims do not go with the jeep.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/852469989046108

“1942 Ford GPW Script. This is one of the first GPW’s made, and it still has its GPW script on the back. The windshield is not stock, and neither are the seats. The dash is in good shape except it has a hole for an aftermarket radio in it, and the floor was clearanced for a larger transmission. The vehicle has a slight body lift, along with very rare Rancho lift springs. It has a flanged Dana 44 rear end. The frame is fully boxed, and a dual exhaust system is ran from from the engine bay to the back. My best guess is this vehicle is set up for a flathead V8. The serial number is visible, however there is no title for the vehicle. Overall it’s in great condition. The original paint is under the white. No engine/transmission/transfer case. (Wheels and tires pictured not included)”