UPDATE: Still Available. It looks as if the fenders have been fiberglassed/bonded to the body. 

(09/15/2018) Looks repowered. Appears to have truck/wagon fenders.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/222250605063146

“1942 Willy’s mb California vin clean title (need to bring a trailer to haul it) needs distributor and radiator”

UPDATE: Status Unknown. Was $13,000.

Would make a fine parade jeep.

“Clean 42’Willy with all documents and paperwork. Runs and drives great. Showing by appointments”

This does appear to have an MB/GPW frame (see the rear shock mount), but much of the rest looks civilian.

https://medford.craigslist.org/cto/d/1942-willys-jeep-ready-to-roll/6739248633.html

“Powerful V-6 Buick Motor Conversion done right. Aluminum Radiator, Electric Fan, Doors not shown but included. Oversize Cleat Type Tires, 2 extra gas tanks. Towbar and extra hitch. Road Light Bar. Personal Jeep owned many years by a particular owner. This is a rare early production model built in 1942 by Willys for government issue. Painted in Navy Gray, recently serviced and needing nothing to drive away!!”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $8500.

Worth a look.

“Pretty clean 1952 M201 Hotchkiss with 31k original miles. Runs and drives fine. Some recent work has been done to it, lights, brakes, fuel pump. But it’s been sitting in a garage here for about 25 years.. originally from California.. has a little rust.. but not bad.. great driver or excellent candidate for a restoration. It’s all there. Nice M201 $8,500”

UPDATE: Price dropped to $8000.

(09/26/2018) This one has been listed previously, but I can’t find the original ad.

https://inlandempire.craigslist.org/cto/d/1943-willys-jeep/6733517410.html

“1943 Willys with 20,000 miles on the odometer! Original flathead 4 cylinder engine runs perfect. It also has the coveted warn overdrive behind the original 3 speed trans and tranfercase. This is pretty much a turn key vehicle. I’d trust it to drive me anywhere. It comes with a tow bar to pull behind a truck or rv. I have doors and I have a set of original Willys wheels with military tires for it as well. We’ve been back and forth on selling it, and we’ve decided it’s time to let it go. I just had the carb rebuilt yesterday and have a receipt to prove it. I drove it nearly every day all summer, and it never failed me. I’ll consider an offer from serious buyers, but please don’t waste my time on a low ball offer. This jeep is the real deal, and I’ll keep it before I give it away for dirt cheap”