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Importantly, the allure of buying a project jeep can be romantic. The reality of restoring a jeep can be quite different, expensive and overwhelming without the right tools and resources. So, tread carefully when purchasing a "project". If you have any concerns about buying a vintage jeep, or run across a scam, feel free to contact me for help, comments or concerns .
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5500.
(05/28/2011) This looks in good shape.
“1942 gpw jeep
$6500 or make me an offer!
all original
combat wheels
runs good
new brakes
new starter
new carborator
barn find”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $2100
(07/06/2011) It runs and drives.
“231ci even fire V6, three speed manual with hydraulic clutch. Has disc brakes front and rear. Locked front and rear as well.Warn hubs on the front. Sitting on a mismatched set of 35″ BFGs. Runs and drives.
It is registered as a 44 Ford jeep. Has a CJ grill and windshield frame on it though. Its definitely not the nicest flatfender around. Would make a great trail rig with little little work. Or could be made nice with a lot of work. One would have to be mad at themselves to want to restore this to original, pristine condition, but I have seen worse turned into better. I bought this jeep to play around in the woods and drive it around town, but it has sat in my garage for a couple years basically untouched, so its time to get rid of it. It has collector plates on it as well.
$2300 obo
email, or call two five three-six seven seven-6731”
http://seattle.craigslist.org/tac/cto/2476618996.html
UPDATE: **Status Unknown**
This looks very restorable.
“1943 WWII Ford built Jeep. Definitely a rebuild project. Last ran in 1997. Has had some body work done but needs more, may need some engine work, has rust. Original engine. 5 tires and rims.
More photos available.”
UPDATE: Was priced at $8950. Now on eBay.
(05/09/2011) The seller also has the M-38 for sale below. This has several mods.
“1943 Ford GPW Military Jeep, Buick V-6, new T90 3 spd transmission and Dana T18 transfer case, new Beechwood Canvas top and seats, rebuilt overdrive, new 7.00-16LT NDCC military tires, new painless wiring harness, lots of receipts, rust free body, runs and drives great. I have 2 other flat fenders and no time to enjoy, so time for someone else to love this WW II jewel.”
https://picasaweb.google.com/100611108111305007842/43FordGPW?authkey=Gv1sRgCMzM9NaLjvCsOA
UPDATE: Was $3000. **SOLD**
This used to be a GPW …
“I have a great start to a GREAT jeep rig! An aftermarket (ie NO rust) ’42 gpw flatfender jeep, painless wiring system installed, 6 point rollcage, even a safari rack on top of that, tub is on a CJ 7 boxed frame. linked axles: Dana 44 up front, a BUILT 14 bolt in the rear! (will pop covers and see what gears they are), good windshield, heater installed, and autometer gauges.
The bad: The axles link system was NOT done correctly. Lots of good parts to reuse but needs to be done, correctly! Did have a amc 360 in it with a four speed. They are long gone! But, at least the clutch and brake peddles have already been converted to top swing peddles.”
It is a project. It would not shock me if this wasn’t actually complete.
“Complete but disasembled. New suspension parts. Good used 600×16 tires for rollarounds.”
http://corpuschristi.craigslist.org/cto/2510414263.html
UPDATE: This is now listed here under Bothell
(07/24/2011) The seller says the value is $3500 in one spot but then lists the price at $4000 in another location.
“I have a running and driveable 1942 GPW Jeep for sale. Its no 90838 of the 260,000 +/- made by ford during world war II.
I have repainted to olive green and have added stars and the numbering on the hood. The things that make take it away from being orginal is it has chrome wheels a 2 inch lift, gas tank move to the back (rather than under the seat) it also has a chevy 283 in it (all the rest from what I can tell is stock or orginal. It also has high back seats.
The floor has been diamond plated and rhino lined. it also has roll bar in the back.
Title is clean and in my name.
I have the value of this set fair at $3500. I will need at least 1/2 in cash and the rest in trade. looking for 200cc / 250cc dirt bike xr250 or such and or hunting stuff or firearms 9 MM or 380s”
It has some dings and dents, but appears complete and solid.
“This Military Ford Jeep is in great running condition and would be a great addition to any Jeep enthusiast’s collection. $4000 OBO 775 753-7853”
http://saltlakecity.craigslist.org/cto/2489366640.html
UPDATE: Price dropped to $2995
(07/12/2011) This looks solid. It appears to have a modified GPW body.
“1942 FORD JEEP.
Original flat head 4 cyl. Larger fuel tank. Hard top. Also comes with roll bar and
rear seat. Runs great. Great for hunting or family farm.
Please call Ron 503-849-2461”
http://portland.craigslist.org/yam/cto/2487735177.html
This is the newest GPW scam on Craigslist. There were a variety of ads for this jeep appearing across the US. I have flagged the ones I found.
See an example of the full ad here.
