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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $12,000
(09/09/2017) Looks in good shape.
“Completely restored 1945 Willys MB model Jeep including military decals and insignia. Purchased by my father in 1957. Comes complete with canvas top, canvas windshield cover, original front hubs (Borg-Warner lock-out hubs on front for tire preservation), and many spare parts including an additional Willys “Go-Devil” short block. I have a custom-built trailer for hauling it that can be included.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $12,500.
“’45 Military Jeep fun for Veteran’s Day parades or as a collector’s item.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $17,500.
Ted spotted this one.
“Willys 1945 ¼ ton 4×4. Overland Motors Jeep Division Model MB. Serial #431784. Gross weight 3250. Delivery date 4-3-45. Not military tires, tube 616 4-ply. Frame-off restoration. All original. $22,600 into it, have receipts. Asking $17,500 or best offer.”
UPDATE: **SOLD**
That garage is cleaner than my study … I still have some post-Alaska-Or-Rust organization to complete.
“1942 World War II Willy’s MB Jeep, runs and has title. New canvas, (5) new military NDT tires, (4) combat wheels, gas can, filler neck, pioneer tools (shovel ax pick). History: It appears that this vehicle served out it time in the U.S., and it was rebuilt by the US Army in 1953. This information is based on US military rebuild tags. Views by appointment only. No trades cash deal only.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $11,500.
Fred shared this MB for sale. It looks solid.
“I’ve owned for 20 yrs, gpw engine, transmission rebuilt. Original script body. Good condition. Built Nov. 1941”
I wonder what the dealer considers fair?
“1943 Willys Jeep – NO FAIR OFFER IS REFUSED! – $25000 (+ Cincinnati Auto Wholesale)”
https://cincinnati.craigslist.org/ctd/d/1943-willys-jeep-no-fair/6330143078.html
Looks solid. Has a later model oil filter bracket.
“Restored 1945 MB World War II Willys Jeep. Rebuilt L- Head engine. Runs good. Parade ready. Please enlarge pictures to see detail.”
https://lascruces.craigslist.org/cto/d/1945-mb-jeep-wwii/6296605748.html
UPDATE: Status Unknown. **SOLD** Was $15,000.
Looks good. Lacks combat rims.
“1945 Willys Jeep WW2 4wd frame off restored parade ready $15000 or B.O.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $8500.
Looks solid. Lacks combat rims. Not all the accessories are included.
“I am selling my US Army WW2 1943 dated Willys Jeep. Currently registered with historical plates, insured and inspected.
Some of the accessories shown included. What IS NOT included is the M1919 and the accessories that go with it. However the gun mount pedestal will remain since it is bolted to the vehicle. The vehicle was restored in 2008 by a west Virginia military museum from which I had purchased this from and still a 6 volt electrical system. I put in new universal joints in the front end last year but it does need an oil seal replacement. Please feel free to ask any questions, thanks.”
UPDATE: **Sold** Was $15,000.
Mark’s selling this MB. You can contact him at mgrusauski@gmail.com. The jeep has some good history.
“1944 MB. 12/7/44
Clean and runs great
Procured by tenth mountain division decorated captain when he got out after ww2
Garaged In same hill region of connecticut
in parade every year
29440 miles
New fuel tank
New carb
New pump
Ser# 395501
Date of delivery 12/7/44”
