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UPDATE: Was $15000. **SOLD**
The hood appears to have a dent on the passenger rear side.
“WWII 1942 Ford GPW Military Jeep
Runs and drives and stops great.
All gauges work.
“F” marked bolts throughout
Crowd Pleaser”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $16,500
“1944 Ford WW2 Jeep
All Canvas
Accessories include…crank handle, Brass Fire Extinguisher.
Older restoration kept in great condition. Recent brake cylinder and shoe replacement. Has good, rebuilt Willy’s engine. WW2 block.
This would compliment any car collection and is ready for parades, show and shines, or just plain old running around in.
The second gear in this one does jump out under load. Owner is willing to negotiate price due to this.
Asking $16,500 obo.”
No pics provided. All are for sale, but seller wants to rebuild them as well.
“JEEPS, JEEPS, JEEPS! –
From the very First ’41 Slatt Grill to the last years of the CJ….I have them!!!
1941 – the 1st WWII Willy’s
1943 – an early Ford model
1972 – CJ5
1978 – CJ5
1983 – CJ5
1984 – CJ7
If you don’t know anything about the 1941 WWII Jeeps, please do YOUR OWN research!
All these jeeps are for sale.
I would like to custom build each jeep for each customer.
The closest JEEP to being finished is the 1978 CJ5.
I am doing the paint work now, its a frame off restoration
60 over 258 inline, 6 lockers, posi. with ride right springs.
CASH is King!!”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $6000
Runs and drives, but needs some TLC.
“For your consideration, a WW2 jeep, a Ford GPW, DOD 6/11/1945. This is a running vehicle, licensed and clear title, but needs some TLC, of course. It has matching serial numbers of engine, body, and frame. The engine is a recent rebuild with about 100 miles on it. The body is in fair shape and has many F marked parts. The bumper is not original and the rare crossmember is missing. It has been converted to 12 volt key start, and has an upgrade T-90 transmission. It has turn signals, hazards, seat belts, and an electric WS wiper for the driver side. It has aftermarket vinyl top and doors. The jeep has been outfitted with 11″ brakes and Rancho springs and shocks. There is a new master cylinder, new left wheel cylinder, new flexible left brake line. The fuel system has an original fuel tank, boiled out and relined, new fuel line with additional fuel filter inline, new fuel pump, rebuilt original Carter W-O carburetor. The air filter has been overhauled. The front seats are overstuffed naugahyde. It could probably use new tires soon. It can be a candidate for retro to original WW2 configuration, or continue with what you have. “
No pics provided.
“Disassembled. 99.9% parts complete for rebuild. Motor, transmission, transfer, axles rebuilt; all cleaned, primed and OD/Ford Blue painted. Frame is blasted, primed and OD painted. Correct carb, radiator, radio filterette, rear bumperettes, spare tire bracket, etc. All 3 seats, 4 new 16-inch NDT tires, 5 combat wheels, pintle hitch, top bow, windshield, new Beachwood Canvas. Original tub is VG+ condition. All visible Fs original, NOS or repro for correct rebuild. Everything is there for a May/June 1943 DOD! Pictures available. $5000 OBO.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $14,600.
“This is fantastic example of the classic Willy`s Jeep. Spent it`s life in California and Arizona. Frame off restoration over the past five years to include suspension, axle’s front & rear, transmission, engine, brakes, brand new Pirelli Scorpion tires, new seats, fuel tank, filters, body is excellent. Converted to 12 volt system with alternator. New canvas top still in bag. Runs great, shifts great. Still needs a few minor details. “
UPDATE: **SOLD**
(06/26/2014) Has a few updates. Looks solid.
“1946 ford GPW or jeep. Fresh rebuild on the drivetrain which is all stock. Starter freshly rebuilt. All paperwork for everything that’s been done.”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $4000
“Ford GPW, thought I would have the time to put it all back together, but haven’t.
Frame is a 1945 GPW- all repainted
Flat 4 engine was professionally rebuilt and hasn’t been fired
Nice tires
Seats are reupholstered
Have pretty much everything for a restoration, just need the time
Tub is 1947 Willys with not the greatest paint and body work
Title in hand, Lots of records
Please email with questions
Will sell for $4000 or trade for drivable Jeep or ???”
http://seattle.craigslist.org/sno/cto/4575062931.html
Project or parts.
“I have for sale a 1942 Ford GPW (Jeep). It is all in pieces but there is a rolling chasis. This is a great project for someone looking for an early war jeep. Got from a friend of ours that found a bunch in various stages that he bought and we bought one from him. I can show you pictures of what his looks like now and his is worth close to $15,000. Any serious takes let me know. Would be possibly interested in trades of equal value let me know what you have. Always looking for firearms and other 4×4 projects.”
http://york.craigslist.org/cto/4574190595.html
Buz shared this surprising news that this 1943 GPW sold for $43,125 on July 12, 2014.
