UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2950

“Positives:
GPW
#’s match on body tag and frame
Engine runs and tranny shifts as does transfer case. Steers and breaks.
There are tons of original F mark parts!
Early type air cleaner. Marked radiator and grill. F mark bolts all over the place.
Star and numbers still visible on the hood.

Negatives:
Body has heavy rusting.
Rear section is cut out.

Other info:
This jeep goes with all you see in my photobucket album.
2 complete bodies cut in 1/2.
One is 1943 the other is a script body 1942 so you can build this jeep anyway you want.
There are probably other small parts not pictured that will also be included.”

UPDATE: Was listed at $4300. **SOLD**

It runs and drives. The front bumper’s been altered.”Selling a 1943 Ford GPW similar to a Willy’s but built by Ford. Been sitting on a ranch for the last 40 years. In 2008 all fluids were changes and brakes done. Maybe a 1 mile has been put on it since then. Does run all gears work. Good oil pressure. There are a few rust holes but what jeep doesn’t have them after 70 years. Does have windshield gun rack, fire extinguisher holder, and backseat. I believe it does have the original motor and drivetrain.

Not much original GPW here (maybe only the body).

“As the pictures show, this is a very rough car. I bought it as a piece of history that I planned on playing with off road. It drove when I parked it because the brakes didn’t work. The 4 wheel drive worked fine. It is loud and smoked badly. I have many extra parts for it including an aluminum gas tank and headlight replacements that convert the system to the modern lights while preserving the look, also brake parts. This year was made solely for the military. I have a signed title that hasn’t been transferred by the last 2 owners. If you’re handy, I think, you can get it off road ready. If your rich you could possibly restore it (ha ha). Otherwise, it would be a good parts car.I have a person wanting it Sunday so it will not be available unless he doesn’t show. Email me or call 918 617-5791. I’m in poor cell phone reception area but will return your calls”

http://tulsa.craigslist.org/cto/3850703276.html

Unclear how much value is here.

“Lots of rust, etc…Clean title. Taking best offer. The 1967 GMC is also for sale in the background of the 2nd picture for $1000. Thanks for checking out this ad!”

http://seattle.craigslist.org/tac/cto/3841297597.html

The transfercase shifters are oddly bent.

“This jeep can be a restoration project or just a daily fun driver. The jeep is mechanically sound, but does have the old vehicle issues. I have some extras, like the manual and some origanal type tail lights. The motor is a flat head four and runs great. There has been a Saginaw front end conversion, but it is still drum brakes and no power steering. It does have lockouts, in four wheel low, this thing will climb a wall. This is a very fun and unique vehicle, because of that I am open to offers.”

http://minneapolis.craigslist.org/hnp/cto/3834942419.html

Unclear how much value is here.

“No title. For parts or restore. Body is no good. Engine, transmission, transfer case, front and rear axles are all there. Rims are no combat rims. Good project jeep! Call if interested 508-498-1739 Jeff”

http://worcester.craigslist.org/cto/3824169647.html

UPDATE: **SOLD** WAs $5000.

Chad asked me to post this for him.

“This is a 1943 Ford Jeep project car. I purchased it with the idea of completing it and flipping it for a profit. However, my model A rat rod has taken precedence and I have to reluctantly sell it in order to complete my A. The engine and brakes are rebuilt or restored with zero time on them since the rebuild. All body parts and interior are new. The chassis needs some repair where a previous owner had welded some things to the front and rear of it. ”