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| 1943 GPW $11,500 Randolph, VT |
| INFORMATION FROM SELLER: |
| 1943 Ford GPW WW2 Jeep…Frame and body are very solid…It runs good, drives, shifts….Former British Army Jeep…MB motor has small ‘weep’ in the water jacket…Located in Vermont…802-728-9682 (no text)…Sold with bill of sale and current Vermont registration (signed over to buyer)…Asking $11,500. |
| https://www.facebook.com/share/1FQcJGxooR/ |
| 1942 Ford GPW BAT Auction |
| Timberwolf sent over their GPWs that are up for Auction on BAT. |
| INFORMATION FROM SELLER: |
| These two consecutive-serial-number 1942 Ford GPWs, chassis 712 and 713, are very early production (VEP) examples that are said to be among the approximately 2,000 built with Willys-style frames. The seller acquired the pair in 1997. Both trucks are finished in olive drab over matching canvas upholstery, and power for each is provided by a replacement flathead inline-four paired with a three-speed manual transmission and a dual-range transfer case. They underwent separate refurbishments under current ownership; GPW-713 was restored in the late 1990s, while GPW-712 was refurbished in the early 2020s with metal repairs to the body and frame. Equipment shared between the two includes 16″ steel wheels, folding windshields, Ford-script rear panels, and blackout lighting. These two GPWs are now offered as a pair in Shelby, North Carolina, with replacement windshield glass for GPW-712 and clean North Carolina titles in the seller’s name |
| https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1942-ford-gpw-8/ |
| Willys 1942 – 1945 body – $9,000 Spokane, WA |
| Salad of sorts, the one pic shows some really heavy smoke. Needs an oil pan and some work. |
| INFORMATION FROM SELLER: |
| Willys 1942: frame, engine, tranny 1945 body
Original Flathead 4 Ford GPW Winch works It runs. Too many toys so time to sell. Has been kept in heated shop for years when not driving. Items done by our mechanic: Fuel: |
| https://spokane.craigslist.org/cto/d/greenacres-willys-body/7922364797.html |
| 1942 Ford Freestyle $5,500 Joplin, MO |
| INFORMATION FROM SELLER: |
| I had enough parts laying around to put together a 75% jeep. Ford tub, MB chasis. engine. T84 transmission. F script front seats, most of the tub work is done(tub is not bolted in place) Joes motorpool floor parts. Fenders, hood grill still need work. No title. Bill of sale only. Great start for a reenacting jeep. Engine turns over by hand, t84 not locked up. Comes with extra parts as seen in photos. Rolls easy. Can help with loading. I will trade partial cash and dummy 1919a4 or dummy m1917a1. If its still listed its for sale. Will not respond to is it still available. Located in City limits of joplin, mo. |
| https://www.facebook.com/share/1FaMaFMcFF/ |
| MB/ GPW Parts Dewey, OK ***SOLD*** |
| Andy’s Picks |
| https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/855286777586116/?ref=saved&referral_code=null |
| MB/ GPW parts with at least 1 pto |
| INFORMATION FROM SELLER: |
| Old military jeep. Not running. Parts only. |
| Willys MB Tub $350 York, PA |
| More that I don’t know much about here, but I know others might be able to spot somehting and assist on any thing of value. Price is pretty low there is work needed on them. |
| INFORMATION FROM SELLER: |
| Assisting to sell a WW2 Ford Jeep Tub, asking $350. No Shipping or Deliveries. Cash only Sales. Please message for more details. |
| https://www.facebook.com/share/17sxHAhgDW/ |
Here are some BAT Willys Auctions that took place over the past few months. I think it’s good to keep an eye on the Market some folks are on top of this much more then I am, but I think its good to share a pic and some results, I left out some so head over and check out all the details on these.
Auctions can often miss classify the rig, so these are their names and years, good or bad.
Here are some Willys that have passed over the block at BAT recently.
1964 Willys Jeep Station Wagon
No Reserve
Sold for USD $16,000 on 9/30/25
V6-Equipped 1962 Willys M38A1 4-Speed Project
No Reserve
Sold for USD $6,000 on 10/1/25
1946 Willys-Overland CJ-2A
No Reserve
Sold for USD $12,500 on 10/3/25
1952 Willys-Overland CJ-3A
Sold for USD $16,000 on 10/8/25
1954 Willys CJ-3B
Sold for USD $13,500 on 10/15/25
Buick-Powered 1950 Willys-Overland Jeepster
No Reserve
Sold for USD $13,600 on 10/19/25
1948 Willys-Overland CJ-2A
No Reserve
Sold for USD $12,750 on 10/28/25
Nice Monroe Lift and some neat stuff on this one.
1951 Willys-Overland CJ-3A
Bid to USD $18,000 on 11/2/25
1952 Willys M38A1 w/M-100 Trailer
No Reserve
Sold for USD $44,750 on 11/17/25
Had a lot of accessories with this one.
V6-Powered 1946 Willys-Overland CJ-2A
Sold for USD $16,027 on 11/18/25
38-Years-Owned 1949 Willys-Overland Jeepster
Bid to USD $19,750 on 11/20/25
1944 Ford GPW
Sold for USD $22,000 on 11/20/25
1954 Willys Jeep Pickup 4×4
Sold for USD $27,000 on 11/23/25
UP NOW….
1958 Willys Jeep Maverick Special Station Wagon
Sold for USD $26,000 on 12/11/25
https://bringatrailer.com/willys/
Willys Jeep Parts CJ/MB/GPW $200 New Castle, IN
Seem like a lot of stuff for $200 if local, no shipping. Not really sure if all of this is $200 either,
Information from seller:
New ACM 2 Tub Hat channel set, New Floor cover plate for T84 transmission, Body panel front drivers side top upper section only, New tie rod ends, New bell crank shaft repair kit, Post war WO Carter Carb removed from running L134, Timing chain cover, Water pump & pulley removed from running L134, Brake lines removed from MB in good condition (missing long hard line). 12v coil removed from running L134, Fuel pump removed from running L134, Steering arm studs & nuts, See photos If listed it’s available. Will not ship. New Castle IN
https://www.facebook.com/share/17DLsqKdwd/
1945 Ford GPW $10,000 Las Vegas, NV
It’s a pretty cool rig that has been with him since he was 12, so its been through some adventures with him and his family along the way which is really cool. The modifications make sense for a trail rig that they used to explore all over the CA Sierras and then moved to Nevada. The rig will need some work, brakes and rough idle.
Information from seller:
This “sporterized” GPW has been in my family for 60 years. I learned how to drive this jeep when I was 12 years old in 1968 and drove it when I was in high school. We used it for hunting in the Sierras and my father kept it until 2010 when he could no longer drive. I’ve had it since, first in California and now in Nevada. I’m now too old to work on it, so it’s time to let another MB/GPW enthusiast take it!
Here are the modifications:
Engine: 1973 Ford Pinto 2.0 liter 4-cylinder
Electrical: 12V conversion throughout, tachometer, new battery and starter solenoid
Drive train: T90 with Warn overdrive, Cutlas Power Lock Hubs in front (turn rotating screws with screwdriver to engage FWD), 4:11 gears in rear differential
Fuel: Electric fuel pump, 20-gallon custom gas tank under rear seat, original fuel tank was removed due to corrosion. Valve in place for switching between front and rear tanks.
Brakes: Wheel cylinders and lines have been rebuilt; Tow bar has mechanically activated brake cylinder to add jeep braking along with tow vehicle.
Tires: BF Goodrich LT 235/75R15 tires and spare are like new
Accessories: Warn winch, Sun tarp and full soft top with frame, motorized windshield wipers, AM radio, Ash tray, Gun rack, Roll bar, Seat belts
Known issues: Master cylinder needs rebuild; brakes work but need fluid top-off every year. Carburetor needs rebuild – rough idle.
1943 Jeep Willys GPW $5,000 Grand Junction, CO
Andy’s Picks
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1631405850880672/?ref=saved&referral_code=null
GPW
Information from seller:
1943 Willys MB GPW! This is a legit WWII GPW, it’s a project as the engine is currently seized and needs to be replaced. (Facebook doesn’t have an option for Willys)
It has a F-Head engine swapped in from a newer Jeep, but its locked up tight. The drivetrain is stock, otherwise.
It has a custom half-cab from a ’31-32 Ford pickup, custom hard doors, a bench seat and hood bump to clear the carburetor on the F-Head. The body is in pretty decent condition, despite looking pretty poor. There is some rust in the floor out back.
Comes with a near new GM 181 4 cyl industrial engine, it’s a torque monster and would fit with a factory hood. Along with the 181, I have a GM SM465 manual transmission. It would be a more modern, powerful engine with a deeper geared, beefy transmission. Great combo for a Willys!
I’m reluctant to let this one go, you don’t find GPW’s very often anymore. I do have a title for it, no trades, price is firm. Located in Grand Junction on the Redlands.
