UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4500.

“Military collectors take a look at a original 1945 Willys Jeep that my family has owned for over 30 years. This is a original unaltered Jeep that has the manual trans and 4 cylinder engine. I have the title so it is street drivable. It has been sitting in a covered area for a couple years and was running about a year ago. This Jeep would make a great resto project and it would take very little to get it running again. Once again I do have a title for it. I am located in south Charlotte. Hate to sell it but I don’t have the time to restore it and I hate to see it sitting and not being used as it should be”

UPDATE:  This jeep has been deleted from Craigslist. It likely sold.

“18k all orig. has penn mud and snow tires and rear mount spare. has been converted to 12v system. starts runs and drives. 4×4 works. looking for offers or trade for c10 chevy 2wd.”

Engine is out, but has been rebuilt.

“1944 Jeep Willys MB for sale. This is going to be a great project Jeep for someone looking to restore a rare WWII era jeep. Considering its age, it is very complete. It does not run and the engine is out of it, but is included in price, already rebuilt! I was going to rebuild it, but I have new baby on the way and won’t be ale to devote the time and money it would require. I’m just trying to get back what I paid for everything. There is an extra Willys Jeep motor included, but not rebuilt.”

http://dallas.craigslist.org/ftw/cto/3583779802.html

UPDATE: Was $6000. **SOLD**

(12/14/2013) Don’t usually see a diamond plate bumper on these.

“1945 Jeep Willy’s Military Jeep.”

UPDATE:  Was listed at $7500. This looks in good shape.

“Fully Restored WW2 Willys MB 1941 Jeep

Runs good, everything works.

New bi-directional military type tires, spare fuel tank never used. New canvas top and seat canvas. Has a spare engine and capstain winch. Also have some other various spare parts. Has upgraded 12volt lights (compared to stock 6v) and electronic distributor instead of stock mechanical. (helps to run better). Has new starter and new carburator.”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay.

This is unrestored and the engine has been rebuilt.

“For your consideration, a very nice “barn find” 44’ Willys MB Jeep.. Serial #325384. This jeep is in very nice original condition, and has never been restored. Looks like it was painted green a few times with a brush.

Frame is in almost perfect condition, with no major rust issues whatsoever. It appears to still have the original front bumper and gussets.

The body shows its age with small dings and dents, but no major damage. The front floors are the only area of concern on the vehicle, as they have been covered with tin. Inspection underneath reveals only minor rusting on the drivers side, and hat channel rusting on the passenger’s side. There is lots of structurally sound metal left for repairs. Overall, the body is very restorable, and possesses a lot of character. Hood, fenders, and windshield are in good condition with no major rust thru. Seat cushions are replacement units, but mount exactly as the originals. Frames are in nice shape.

The drivetrain on this Jeep is in great condition. Engine was completely rebuilt (have receipts) about 200 miles ago to the tune of $2900. Engine appears to be original to the jeep with serial #MB-369110. 6v system is intact, and functional. T84 Transmission and axles are the original units gone thru and in good condition.”

A divorce forces this sale, but the seller takes the time to note that there is a high mileage wife on the market now.

“1945 Willys MB. This is pretty much a new build on a 1945 frame and wheels. I bought it as a beautiful looking civilian rebuild (see the picture in glossy red). The prior owner did most of the mechanical rebuild. I “remilitarized” it and replaced several mechanical components he didn’t. The engine is a rebuilt unit (I think it’s a 2A, it has ribs on the head). The T84 transmission and transfer case are rebuilt (with no leakage). It has an overdrive. I don’t know if the overdrive is a rebuilt unit or new (it looks new, does Warn still make them?). Clutch components are all new. The brake system is new from backing plates to master cylinder. Has locking front hubs. The steel is new from bumper to bumperetts: Body, bumper, gussets, windshield frame, seat frames, fuel tank and bumperetts, new springs and shackles. The underside, floor and rear bed have a rhino coat type finish (I don’t know the brand) it will never rust. The wiring harness is almost all correct cloth covered wires, the lights all work, the tail lights are both the type with a brake light for safety. I replaced the water pump and starter last week, battery, fuel pump and a professionally rebuilt carburetor before that (the choke, hand throttle and idle speed combination are a bit touchy while warming up). All 5 tires have minimal wear and look brand new. I replaced the steering components from box (professionally rebuilt) to button. I replaced all the military parts; paint (there is an epoxy coat under it applied by the prior owner, again it will never rust), windshield wipers, pioneer tools & straps, safety straps, seat cushions, crash pads, top, top bows and hardware, safety chains (a detail almost always missing on a rebuild), exhaust system, shocks, spare tire foot and fire extinguisher bracket. The fire extinguisher and tire pump are originals. The M48 dash machine gun mount and pintle are new units, I made the cradle. The Browning model 1919 30 cal. machine gun and carbine are resin copies (Ebay censers, they never did and never can be made to fire!!!!!!!). You can not fit an M1 rifle with an M48 mount, the right side windshield clamp doesn’t fit very well. My MA tile says 65,540 miles when purchased (I presume that was the actual milage before the speedo was replaced by prior owner). My divorce expenses force me to sell the Willys (anyone want a cute, short, very aggressive, high mileage wife ?). I can not provide a warrantee (Jeep or wife). $500 deposit via paypal within 24 hours of winning bid. Final payment by bank check (cleared) prior to going on trailer, or cash at pick up. I can help arrange shipping. The Jeep can be seen any time in Lexington MA.”

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This looks good.

“1943 Willys MB # 206032 production date 01/24/43orig frame tag and data plates present and in great shape This Is A VERY VERY nice early 43 mb, This jeep was restored in 2003, from the drivetrain up. the engine number is MB 494743 this is from a 45 mb, t84 trans, correct oil bath system . converted to 12 volt system. Combat rims , Beachwood canvas, everything works as it should , engine starts right up every time no smoke , trans/clutch shifts as it should , 4×4 system works as it should brakes work fine, suspension also fine, to the best of my knowledge tub is orig, and in very good shape, hat channels look great – looks to have had some minor rust repair in the rear corners of the tub , nothing major, all lights/horn/blackout lights work fine . all gauges/speed work as they should – most seem tp be original I have owned this jeep for almost 10 years have only put about 300 miles on it in that period , mostly parades, before I owned it it lived in northern California. it has just been fully serviced – all fluids changed, new carb, battery , RUNS FANTISTIC !! LOOKS FANTASIC!!always garaged keep also have a nice 42 mbt trailer avail to the winning bidder for an extra cost if intrrested. Again this is a really really nice original jeep that has been well talen care of the past 69 years – the only thing it needs is a new owner!!always another project to finish”

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UPDATE:  **SOLD** Was $22,000

“1945 Willys MB complete restoration. Painted in late WW II semi gloss OD green, correct for WW II or Korean War enthusists. All gauges and lights operate correctly, seats by Beachwood canvas”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay

This looks good.

“This is a reserve auction for a 1942 Willys MB, serial number MB127011, date of delivery 11 March 1942. This Jeep was manufactured with a limited number of Jeeps after Willys started manufacturing WWII Jeeps with the “pressed grille” sheet metal type of front grille, (only 1202 by serial number). The earlier front grilles were the “slat grille” type (the last slat grille serial number was MB125809). This MB is a motorpool type restoration. When the Jeep was obtained by a prior owner there was already a mixture of MB and GPW parts on it. It is suspected that it was used on base at Camp Shelby, MS for years where the mixture of parts originated during on-base maintenance. The hood & bumper markings are in honor of the 124th Infantry Division (Dixie Division). The frame serial number is orginial. The glove box data plates are reproductions made by Robert de Ruyler at Dataplates4U.com. The T84 transmission, transfer case and rear axle are GPW componets. The orginial body was so shot that it was replaced with a repro body. The transmission and transfer case have been rebuilt and runs great. All bearings have been replaced in the axles as well as new brake cylinders, brake lines and brake shoes. The engine is a 1946 CJ2a L134 flat head that has also been rebuilt and runs great. The radiator is a CJ2a radiator. Included with the Jeep are, repro cloth top & frame, 5 repro combat wheels and tires, period dated gas can, shovel & axe, jack and tow rope. Receipts and photos of restoration are available if wanted. This vehicle is titled and tagged in Tennessee and will include a Bill of Sale”

UPDATE:  **SOLD** Was on eBay. Here is a video: http://youtu.be/9FFeDp47ne0

(10/02/2012) “This is a Willys Jeep with original transmission and engine. It has a canvas top, large interior heater and gun rack. All gages work. Some NOS parts were used. Kit body was used. Some things on this jeep are not original issue such as, converted electrical from 6 volt to 12, fan, distributor has been upgraded for electronic ignition and start button upgrade. These things were done to make the jeep more reliable. The engine has 209 miles on it. Everything has been done on this. This Willys is from the restorers personal collection and it is awesome.”

UPDATE: **SOLD** was $15000.

(10/21/2012) If this is a 1941, it should have a squared gas tank and be a slatgrille.  I did a search for a “General Ralph Pangonis”, but could only find a General William Pangonis, who supervised logistical operations during Operations Desert Shield and Desert Storm.

“1941 U.S. Army Willys MB Jeep – $15,000 (OBO)”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $7500.

This appears solid, though hasn’t been restored back to original.  It has no title.

“original 1942 willys jeep 1/4 ton 4×4 Restores 85% original 15% reproduction.5 new non directional Firestone military tires . New canvas summer top Fire extrng, tire pump plus plenty of spare parts . Title not applied for but do have bill of sales from midwest military . Jeep has been in several parades for wwII vets. Big hit!! She is already to go.Engine completly restored. 4 cylinder L- head converted to 12 volt.”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $11,000.

This looks in good shape.

“1944 WILLY’S MB JEEP – RESTORED.
RUNS GREAT. MANY NEW PARTS INCLUDING MUFFLER SYSTEM, STARTER, 12V ALTERNATOR BATTER, FUEL PUMP, GAS TANK. STARTS RIGHT UP. USED FOR VFW PARADES AND DISPLAY. ALWAYS GARAGED. $12,000 OR MAKE OFFER. IN NEW JERSEY.”