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A solid GPW, but not quite all original and has some replacement parts.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/323126325615384
“1944 Quarter Ton World War II Military Jeep……newly rebuilt 4 cylinder motor and transmission, new seats and top, and new tires. Everything is original Ford GPW.”
UPDATE: Still Available.
(10/29/2020) Has updates.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/874571583075282/
“1942 Ford GPW WILLYs Jeep. Chevy ll engine straight 4 New T-90 transmission Front disc brake conversion”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $7500.
It’s a mix of CJ and MB/GPW parts.
“This is a great Jeep! Runs and drives have a clear title in hand. Some extra parts are available with it as well. Including some handles for the tub. I still some have some of the paint from when it was painted! There’s also a new clutch, it’s still drivable but it will need a clutch eventually and I have those parts as well.”
UPDATE: Still Available.
(07/22/2020) TJ spotted this one. Has some mods.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1413791895490676/
“This is a 1942 Ford pu GPW Army Jeep. Runs and drives. Motor and tranny have been redone. Have all doors. Original top. Title in hand. This is a rare find. Only selling to put a new motor in my newer vehicle. Or we’d be keeping this gem. 5500 obo. Pm for questions. Please don’t tell me what I have or don’t have. I have the title and am going off what it says. You can come look just pm me to set up a time. Will consider offers and possible trades with cash”
UPDATE: Still Available.
(08/13/2020) Seller is listing for a friend. Price negotiable. A P# is included on Facebook.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/303851447530919/
“Original Ford built Willies Jeep. All bolts have the “F” on them. I don’t see a motor and trans with it, the owner may have one somewhere. In rough shape but still restorable. Listing for a friend: Price is negotiable. For details call owner.”
Lots of mods. I’d be surprised if this was “plated” as having served in Pearl Harbor during WWII (obviously wouldn’t have arrived until sometime in 1945 at the earliest if it is a 1945).
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/377289710006130/
“One of a kind. 1945 Jeep. 6 inch lift. On 35s. Full arb air lockers in each axle. On board air compressor and air tank for tires also. Custom roll cage. CD player. Has soft top and doors all in good condition. I’ve owned this for over 10 years. My boys are beginning to out grow it. So thinking I may sell this. Or trade it. It runs great. Plenty of power. 4 speed manual. Dual transfer case. Warn winch. Everything works except the speedo but I just go with flow of traffic. Not sure how to put a price on such a rare unique piece of American history. Plated and documented it’s been in Pearl Harbor. World war 2. So I’m taking offers. I paid 8k for this and have put in a few grand over the years for suspension and tires are new. Mileage is unknown”
UPDATE: Still Available.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/409281740232846/
“1942 ford jeep in good shape. Been garaged for twenty years. Pinto 4cyl. Carb and gas tank will need cleand. Has extra parts and peices. To go with it”
Listed as a 1947 CJ-3A, it looks more like a modified MB/GPW.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/3558694800887894
“This is a jeep model cj3a, a little hard to start but runs and drives, engine is a 283, bought as a project but don’t have the time or money to work in it. Comes with roll bars and rear seat. It is exempt from smog, odometer and seat belts. Asking 3000”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1000.
Shane’s got this GPW for sale.
“1942 Ford GPW for sale. No drivetrain, WWII axles. Frame number 52267”
UPDATE: Still Available.
(12/26/2019) Has a few updates.
https://oregoncoast.craigslist.org/snw/d/gardiner-1942-ford-military-jeep/7236008217.html
“1942 Military Jeep, very good condition. Very close to original parts, only additional parts are for safety (seatbelts, roll bar etc). Replaced generator with alternator, changed over to 12V system, transmission to T90, new paint, gas gauge, speedometer. Very good condition, runs well. Original 4-cyl engine. Improved seats for comfortability.”
Has mods, but looks solid.
https://www.facebook.com/groups/837017479769475/permalink/1818606898277190
“I am going to list my 1943 MB Ford Jeep for sale, it’s not stock as you can tell but it’s a nice pretty rig with a great top and interior. Runs and shifts as it should and has newer wheels and tires but also has original wheels and older tires and ready for your next off road adventure or Jeep enthusiasts get together. I’m asking $8,500 obo and will answer any questions I can. Located in southern Missouri with a clean title.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $12,000.
Looks ready for a cruise.
“World War 2..Original.stamps on frame. More details in pictures”
Looks to be a mix of parts.
https://reno.craigslist.org/cto/d/wellington-1943-jeep/7232756347.html
“1943 willys. I bought this jeep and did some work on it. It runs pretty good. Original motor and running gear. Don’t have time for it now. It needs a complete brake job. I have driven it and I have a separate set of tires for it. It is a project. Thanks for looking.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2000.
This looks to be a sizable project.
“1945 Ford GPW project, I have ran the pink slip. Not not running and is partially disabled for inspection. $2000 would get you this good start to a Ford GPW (willys mb) jeep, I have a few parts that I gathered to complete build and will include. New ring and pinion with power lock for rear, drivers side rear corner and front frame section”
This jeep had a Pinto engine, but the seller still has the original block.
https://tricities.craigslist.org/atq/d/greeneville-1943-ford-jeep/7228244367.html
“It is a 1943 Ford Jeep. It currently has a Ford Pinto motor in it but I have the original flat head motor in the picture. I have a lot of extra parts that go with it such as a new gas tank.
I have driven it only a couple times and seems to run fine. It has been kept in my garage out of the elements.”
Seller has some good history on this.It appears in good shape.
http://www.warjeeps.com/mjs/sale20/adm226/adm226.html
“Has correct Frame. Was used by the French Army after WW2 until the late 70s when it was sold to the public. It was then returned to the US and restored in the early 90s.
It comes with the Canvas top, window cover, all the tools, Cold weather kit, Desert kit, New tires and tubes .30 cal with mount, and lost of extra parts.
There is one tear in the driver side seat but easy to replace. Still has 6v system. Rebuilt radiator and engine last year. The cylinder head is not original”
Seller is moving and must let it go.
https://sacramento.craigslist.org/cto/d/sacramento-1943-willys-jeep-cj2/7224294733.html
“This jeep is my baby, the registration is up-to-date, I drive it multiple times a week. It has the original willys engine and manual transmission that came with it. It runs great, and a head turner everywhere I go. I am letting go of it because I am moving. I am selling the jeep for $17000 or OBO”
UPDATE: Still Available.
(10/31/2020) Body looks pretty good, though it has been cut.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/355404232199044/
“For Sale: 1943 Ford GPW body, tub, fenders, grill and hood mounted on running, driving CJ2A chassis. Willy’s Go-Devil flathead four cylinder, runs like a top. T-90 transmission. Shifts excellent. 4-wheel drive works perfectly.
Ford GPW military axles, CLEAR OPEN TEXAS TITLE with CLEAR OPEN BILL OF SALE. Brakes do not work. Hand brake doesn’t work. The jeep has boat seats, plastic gas tank is not original to the jeep. Rear stock hitch has been replaced by a 2″ receiver hitch. Dash on the tub is NOT cut. Overall in solid, excellent condition. Frame is in excellent condition. Windshield frame is missing as are the brackets. No rear seat. Rear valance is NOT cut. Spare tire mount is not original to the jeep. Motor has ALL original accessories, mounted and in working order. 12V conversion completed and working.
$3800.00 cash or cash with trades considered for home protection or hunting devices considered. No checks, no money orders, no notes from Mom, no holds. First come, first served. Please know this is a PROJECT so if the spouse isn’t up for this, please refrain from reaching out to me. The jeep will drive up on your trailer no problem.
Call or text for more pictures and be specific for what you need to see.
*If you are reading this add the jeep is still for sale. The jeep is located on our ranch in Salado, Texas 76571. We’re about an hour NNE of Austin and about 50 minutes SSW of Waco, then 9 miles due East of I-35.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2000.
This might be a GPW rather than an MB. It appears to have the GPW crossmember, but I am not certain.
“This Military Bantam Jeep was made in 1943. Still running fine and it’s good for off road, hunting and ranching etc. Asking for $2000 or best offer.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $19,500.
Looks solid, though the rims are obviously incorrect.
“good condition rebuilt engine, generator, brakes, new regulator, replicas 50-cal, m1 garand, thompson etc.”
Bill spotted this restoration candidate. Bidding starts at $5k. The jeep is assembled for shipping, but was previously disassembled.
View all the information on eBay
“1942 VEP GPW 5571942 Ford GPW Serial Number 557, Date of Delivery 2/26/42. Valid Texas Title in my name. This is one of the first of the 8000 jeeps built by Ford built on a Willys frame. Produced in the Dallas Ford Plant on the 10th day Ford started producing jeeps. This is a rare jeep that is in good shape for the age with allot of original hard to find parts. Frame and Data Plate serial numbers match. Engine is a replacement willys engine rebuilt by the previous owner.
This jeep needs a full restoration. This jeep as been taken apart. I assembled it for ease of shipping. Frame – Willys Frame Stamped GPW-557. Front and Rear frame horns will need repaired, Front crossmember will most likely need replaced. Otherwise very straight.
UPDATE: Status Unknown. Was $17,500.
Over all this jeep looks solid, but will need the brakes bled. Body has a few age marks (note the driver’s side inner cowl support).
“1943 Ford gpw Ww2 Jeep for sale. Serial number 162829. Vehicle is in good overall condition and period correct. It had a frame on preservation in the 90’s. It was last used in 2016 and parked. I’ve recently got it running again and replaced the following – fuel tank, 6v battery, plugs, coil, condenser, wires, and battery. It could use a tune up and driving. The brakes were replaced but need to be bleed from sitting. Wiring all is in very nice condition. It has a 30 cal dummy gun with a cradle and original mount. I have a beachwood canvas top and windshield cover that come with the Jeep. If your not interested in the cradle/mount/and 30 I can remove it and sell the Jeep for 16500.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $12,000.
Only one pic provided.
“Have an original 1942 Ford GPW and lots of extra parts! Great and rare items.”
It runs …
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/793572924548919/
“Jeep Willis 1942 runs good clean title no trade cash only 7000$ obo pickup only.”
UPDATE: Status Unknown. Was $17,000.
Lacks a title.
“This is a Ford GPW made in World War II for the U.S. military. An excellent condition jeep. It has a reproduction body, hood, grill, fenders, seats and canvas, tires and combat rims. But the frame, engine and many other parts are original and restored. The paint color and markings are for the USMC used in World War II. NO TITLE. Bill of Sale only.”
