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UPDATE: **Status Unknown** Was $5500.
Could use a new windshield. Listed as a 1941.
“This is a nice 1941 GPW Jeep from World War 2. It has new tires new rear axles and the gas tank has been refurbished. It has been partially restored. The engine and drive train still need to be gone through. If interested please call”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1000.
Engine isn’t stock. Listed as a 1941.
“I have a 1941 army jeep has motor and trany good project for a jeep lover”
Looks good.
“Have a 1943 ford international army jeep for sale. All original every thing works as it should starts runs and drives. Comes with all ratio equipment and carrying bags. Also has a trailer that will come with it in the sale ..4×4 works shift on the fly high and low..as back in the 40s this rig is a 4 speed manual transmission 1.4it 4 cylinder it’s a small rig will go any where ..just serviced ready to roll..no tire lockers no trades .. Selling for an old friend very rare hard to find..you won’t find one of these in this kind of condition and I know what she is worth thank you..”
https://maine.craigslist.org/cto/6017373488.html
Looks like it would take more than $2500 to make it original.
“:Great jeep with just about perfect body
:Runs good to drive around Town
:Needs about $2500 worth of work to bring it back to original
:Comes with original rims but the tires are no good
:Seats are not original. Original seats are metal so these are more comfortable to sit on
:Paint job not original
:Carburater not original
:Steering wheel not original
:If you have the time and want to restore it back, this Jeep could be worth $12,000 or more
:If your like me and just want to drive it around for fun it’s a classic cool jeep from WWII
I can bring the Jeep to my house in Tarzana if you want to have a look and not drive out to Pomona”
https://losangeles.craigslist.org/sfv/cto/6014266091.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $7000.
“Clear title. Price is firm, I’m selling this for a friend named Barry. He inherited this after his father passed away. It’s a Ford GPW.
Date of delivery 3-3-43
Serial #100328 (matching frame and body)
Engine is MB225042 with the correct T84 tranny.
Barry states the Jeep hasn’t been ran in 3 years. Body has some bondo but is overall in pretty good shape. For $300 extra includes a brand new canvas top in the box from Surplus City Jeep Parts in CA.”
It’s got some non-stock parts.
“The Jeep includes the title and the restoration records dated August 3, 2016, as well as the book “The Military Jeep Complete* Willys MB Ford GPW: All Three Original TMs in Full” from Motorbooks Intl. The odometer lists the mileage as 79.7, likely miles driven after the restoration. A U.S. Army Signal Corps Motorola C-847/U control radio head unit and power supply with a telephone style microphone hand set is also included with the Jeep. Condition is very good in appearance with some small areas of light rust. Mechanically the vehicle runs. Manufacturer: None Model: None BBL: Stock: Gauge: Finish: Grips: Serial Number: Class: Other Condition”
http://www.auctionzip.com/auction-lot/lot_9FA4B47912
Includes a Bantam Trailer (not pictured).
“For sale a 1943 ford gpw military jeep with bantam trailer .this jeep has seen the battlefield during ww2 , cool stuff if this thing could talk it has a rebuilt engine and starter and runs like a new one”
https://joplin.craigslist.org/clt/5956306125.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1000.
“Unaware of year around the 40’s, does not run reasonable offers will be excepted”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2200.
(12/20/2016) “1942 Jeep made by ford. New tires, runs. 4 cylinder. I bought it and drove it maybe 50 miles and it has been sitting for a couple years..”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $18,000.
The rims don’t appear original.
“I am selling this 1942 Ford GPW for my grandfather.
As far as I know everything is original aside from the 6V Conversion to 12V.
He also has some accessories that come with the Jeep. IE Radio Equipment
The jeep has 146,327 miles at the time of this post
The Serial number is: 44164
Please contact me by email first, serious inquiries only. More pictures available upon request.
Price: $18,000 OBO”
