UPDATE: **SOLD**

There’s a DJ for sale, too.

“GPW jeep , year unknown and parts jeep also unknown. The GPW would run, has radiator missing , body pretty good shape, no windshield and no title–the parts jeep is a real oddball with a 3B tub but a 2A grill and hood and a flat head engine that is not stuck, no windshield or fenders or transmission and also no title. I have a canvas top with doors that goes with one of them but needs some repair but is useable. GPW 1200.00 or BO– Parts jeep 500.00 or BO. Make an offer on both or separate. Also have 1976 DJ5 with left hand drive that has the starter out of it and no title. Motivated seller.”

UPDATE:  **Status Unknown** Was listed at $400.

(08/16/2012) It’s rough, but there are parts.

“i have a 1943 gpw that i need it gone it doesnt have the engine or trany
what you see is what you get”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3000

It’s a project.

“1942 Ford GPW WWII army jeep,missing engine and radiator, 4 original combat wheels, Many F mark parts, fairly straight tub, straight fenders, hood and grill, frame looks solid, needs complete restoration, dated 4/22/42”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay

It runs and drives. Engine isn’t stock.

“For sale is a 1942 Ford GPW World War II Jeep. No 88865. Clear MT title! It starts and runs excellent. It stops great. Steering is tight and goes straight down the road. Odometer says 29599 mi. It has a newer F head willys jeep engine that has a lot of power. That is why it has the hood scoop looking thing on the hood to clear the carb on the newer engine. It was rebuilt in 1970 and has only gone about 10,000 miles since. It has a rebuilt carb and fuel pump. New plugs and a fresh oil, filter, and antifreeze change. It does not have the original gas tank, it has one that someone mounted between the rear wheel wells. It runs and starts amazing! The transmission and transfer case shift excellent and the four wheel drive works great. The front end, rear end, trans, and transfer case have all been serviced with new oil. It does need new tires as they are cracked and in bad shape.

It has some typical rust in the floor as seen in the pix and also the sides by the foot well and storage compartment, but overall it is a pretty solid body. It has been repainted many times over the years, but you can still see the army green in spots and even the star on the hood. It also has some letters on the rear quarter panel that look like they spell “Jonny” or “Sonny” and also what looks like an army insignia like you would see on the side of a bomber or fighter plane, but I cannot tell what it is. It looks like a sun with a red fist holding an arrow. It was painted on the original army green color and with some work could probably be revealed. I do not know if it has it on the drivers side also as the paint is not flaking off as much as on the other side. You can also see part of the army numbers on the side of the hood. The seats are out of a 1969 Mustang. Don’t let the ugly paint fool you, this is a very nice old jeep.”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3500.

“This is a 1943 Willys jeep. It was produced by Ford. This jeep is perfect for hunting or for just good fun. This jeep took me everywhere all the other jeeps were able to go.

Please call after 5pm if calling during the weekdays.

283 Chevy V8
Red Top Battery
Rebuilt Carb.
T-90 Tranny
Warn Winch
New master brake cylinder. All brakes have been redone.
Rebuilt steering gear box with all new parts
Tow Bar”