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UPDATE: This sold for $7500.
“1943 Jeep gpw for sale. need to get rid of it.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1000
The body doesn’t look too bad.
“1941 x military willies jeep bodie floor pan needs some work the rest is strait moving no room for have the tittle signd and ready to go call”
No pics provided.
“Jeep frame off restore of the 1943 only got as far as the frame off, looking for interested individuals, divorce forces sale. Most parts are included, it needs little dodads like knobs and canvas. The Jeep ran when I drove it off of the tractor trailer that delivered it from Kansas, and once it was in the garage I got it down to the frame and sandblasted the frame partially and did some welding on the tub. The major parts I disposed of due to them being from a later version jeep are the windshield, seats, gas tank, and wheels and tires. The transfer case is from a GPW Ford version of the same period. Thanks for your interest.”
Mark posted this over at war jeeps.com
“If anyone can provide any information about this if you know what it is would appreciate it. This item is not For Sale simply trying to get information on it.”
http://www.warjeeps.com/mjs/sale/adsm490/adsm490.html
UPDATE: Status Unknown. Was ‘Make Offer’.
It’s a project or parts jeep.
“I am hoping to find a good home for this script f GPW. Make me a fair offer and it’s yours. I will deliver it with in 25 miles of Kingston for an additional $25. Got to pay for the gas. I also have 2 early 1940’s Willys MB’s for parts if interested let me know.”
UPDATE: This was listed for $17,500. **SOLD**
“Full ground up restoration on this Jeep. Everything was rebuilt or replaced with new parts. This was built by a gentlemen and helped by a renowned military Jeep expert in Oregon. We do have some of the paperwork, receipts and photos of the restoration in progress that will go with it. It has very little mileage on it since the restoration was complete. It’s been in a few parades and car shows but that’s it. Every works great and drives nice. Over $22K was spent on the restoration project. This is a very nice WWII Jeep. $17,500/OBO”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was eBay
“1942 Ford GPW DOD 12-16-1942 Louisville, KY
Many new replacement parts from Ron Fitzpatrick Army Jeep Parts
Frame is very good with matching data plates to frame.
Engine is GPW replacement.
New gas tank well and tank with correct straps and sending unit.
New F script bumper and gussets and correct bolts. Frame horn is perfect.
New oil pressure gauge, fuel line, fuel pump, battery tray.
New axe panel, gas tank well, gas tank and sending unit, floor hat channel and riser. old section has been cut out.
F script front and rear seats have been repainted.
Original 42 gas can and holder with 3 original combat rims with 2 new ones they have been stripped primed and repainted and all new bolts.
All new, 5 Firestone NDT tires tubes and flaps……old run flat rings removed.
Have original fire extinguisher and bracket as well as jack and some hand tools.
Original glass and windshield.
Data plates 12-16-1942 Louisville KY They have been removed and cleaned. Some wear but still legible.
Jeep needs panel replaced on drivers side have panel and channel,
gas take well installed as well as gas tank. (more information on eBay)”
Update: **SOLD** Was $16,500.
Here’s another nice looking restoration, but it has a GPW body (or at least tool lids).
“1944 Willys MB. Body off restoration about 10 years ago. Original body and chassis. Excellent condition, tow dolly included.”
This sold quickly. Was listed at $1500.
“Great straight frame, body has some cancer. Does not have original motor.
Been garaged for 26 years. Won’t start. Must sale $1500 obo.”
UPDATE: **Status Unknown** This likely sold. Was $8500
It has some MB and GPW parts.
“Rare Army jeep with Willys frame and Ford GPW body. Just had the entire brake system redone. Runs and drives well. A great WWII military Jeep. Has a tow bar that can be easily removed and a 12 volt system.”
