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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 $32,500.
Looks good. Other types of vehicles are for sale.
“Collection can be bought. All cars are in excellent condition, garaged, up to date maintenance and you will be proud to own. These cars can be bought, I do not need to sell them, I will not entertain tire kickers or knuckleheads. I have realistically priced these cars. They are NOT pieces of junk. 1942 Ford GPW fully restored and scored 974 of 1000 with historic society of military vehicles. $32,500.00″
The body look solid. A gas inlet and tailgate have been added.
“Hello, I have this 1942 Willys Ford Jeep I would trade for a really nice dual axel car trailer, or nice older running pickup truck, the jeep needs lots of work but the body is pretty nice it has a motor and transmission, the transmission is not in the jeep. As I said its a war time jeep with lots of potential”
http://siskiyou.craigslist.org/bar/4541160018.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay
There have been a few updates on this GPW.
“selling this for a relative so please ask as many questions as you like I am selling as is and welcome anyone to come see and drive in person, We have a 1942 Jeep vin GPW 152XXX it has the correct 4 cylinder motor but not a numbers match, has an aftermarket windshield and new glass, new tires, new best top, comes with lots of extra parts like transmission and transfer case, hi lift jack, the jeep runs and drives great, some body work that is showing its age, some rust has been repaired and patched on floors , but everything is solid, would like to ship via dependable auto shippers , you can call for a shipping quote, buy now or make an offer , nice jeep ready to enjoy, with over a thousand views and not an offer yet it appears I have talked this jeep down to the point nobody wants it, I just want to say it is a tight, great running little jeep with minimal rust repair. It is ready to enjoy just the way it is. It is not a show jeep but worth buying. thank you”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4500.
It’s a project.
“1945 jeep 4500 obo all matching #s call gary”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $23,995.
I wonder if the ‘more powerful’ transmission is a T-90.
“Own an original. Ford GPW -fully restored and in excellent working condition. All original (except for a more powerful transmission and larger breaks). New shocks, springs, starter, water pump, radiator, master cylinder, breaks, and rear-end. Street legal with current tags.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2400
This is a project. Is the tub a no glove box slat grille tub?
“This is 1944 Jeep from World War II made by Ford. In the pictures its the one that is green (red one sold long ago) It has the original drivetrain to include a GPW Ford engine, T84 trans and Ford Transfer case. Axles and steering are original. Windshield, bumperettes and many other parts are present. it’s a project that needs restoration. Engine and trans internals have been removed for inspection. Two engine connecting rods were removed for another engine. The block and trans case are usable. Trans and engine would need complete overhaul. Seats are not original to the jeep. Front frame horns will need repair. have aftermarket parts like bumper, fuel tank sump, hat channels etc that will go with it for free. Have an extra tub for parts if you want included for free. This jeep looks awesome in pictures but lots of bondo was used by someone. Lots of small misc parts and canvas for seats will go with this. Have bill of sale only. Will not part out sorry. Engine serial # is 92623, frame 248890, body 134777. Would consider trades for a WW2 1/2 ton chevy or dodge project worth the same or less.”
No pics provided.
Army Jeep, WWII, Ford made; orig. except Chevy 389 carb. engine; roll bar; Warn hubs; front tow bar, rear ball hitch; canopy available; aged, but strong puller; big tires; good tranny; $1,500. Please leave your name and phone number. No photos available.”
UPDATE: **Status Unknown** Was $15,500.
(05/31/2014) Parade ready.
“1943 Ford GPW 1/4 ton military (jeep). Ford body, frame, and engine. L134 flathead Ford engine has been recently rebuilt by certified shop specializing in WWII military vehicles. The engine was balanced during the rebuild process. The gearbox, clutch, and drivetrain was rebuilt. New electrical system. New tires. New brakes. New steering arms / knuckles. New cooling system rebuild. New gauges. Over $13,000 USD was spent in the rebuilding process. The body was left unmolested because this jeep is famous…This jeep was used in the following films: Pearl Harbor, Windtalkers, Flags of our Fathers, Letters from Iwo Jima. The film history is documented. This is a special surviving jeep that is real, not a fake one with a fiberglass body and parts from older model jeeps or from Asia. This is not a trailer queen and can be started and driven with no problems.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2000
There are some mb/gpw parts, but the body is fiberglass.
“1945 Ford / Willys Military Jeep. Garaged for the last 30 years. Ran when parked. Lock-out hubs, tow bar, winch, fiberglass body. Includes a lot of spare parts. (About 7 boxes) Extra motor block, 2 extra transmissions, extra Front and rear axles complete, starter motor, several carbs, regulator, starter switch, wheel rims, fuel pumps, etc.”
UPDATE: Was $12,000. **Status Unknown**
(11/18/2013) Lots of mods to this GPW.
“1945 FORD GPW WWII JEEP….This jeep is a one of a kind custom biuld , this jeep turns heads as it should it commands atention, as every where it goes it gets lots of compliments and compliments. It is fast and it is a real beauty biult tasefuly to bring together the old with the new. I have completed everything from ground up all that is left to complete is install new glass have the new rubber seals and electic wipper motars to insall . Other than that this jeep has been done from ground up and done right. Here is a discription of what has been done. Reinforced frame boxed in, new bushings, new grunnions, new leafspings, new shocks, new stabizer, changed out rear and front axle to danna 4:11, disk breaks with varidible front to back adjustment, power steering, new exhaust complete with flowmaster, new gas tank and fuel sysem, B&M shifter, 350 turbo transmission, chevy 350 motor, holley 650 double pumper, hooker headers, accel components,alunimum radiator with dual electric fans, all new wireng through out jeep new gages, new paint with rino coating on inside tinted to match. custom biult and desinged roll cage”
