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There’s been some work done near the step. Engine needs to be wired.
“1946 Ford GPW jeep willy’s. Body is in great shape. Has Ford Pinto motor. Needs wire harness. Everything else is original.”
http://eastidaho.craigslist.org/cto/3178343033.html
There’s some value here.
“1942 GPW JEEP FOR SALE ASKING 1500.00. IF INTERESTED CALL (509) 993-055.9 ”
http://spokane.craigslist.org/cto/3175890901.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $850.
Will be at the Weare, NH, Military Show this weekend.
“This a a Ford GPW frame with a 45′ Willys MB body on it. Tub is in bad condition but restorable. Frame is in pretty good shape. It has an early GP/GPW scalloped front axle. It has a radiator but no power train. $850.00”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $500
This includes a grille and fenders.
“I’m selling a 1942 Willys Jeep tub with title. Tub is a GPW which is very similar to an MB. This was a trail Jeep that I dismantled in order to use most of the parts on a different Jeep. Being a trail Jeep it has more than it’s fair share of bumps, bruises and modifications. Use your own drivetrain and axles and make a cool rock crawler or sand Jeep. If you’re looking for a Jeep to restore to original condition, I’m sure you can find a better candidate than this one.
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This is what is included:
Tub, fenders, hood, grill, headlights, 12 gallon RCI fuel cell, frame, title with registration good until September. After September it will be on non-op status.
Here are some of the things that are not included:
Engine, tranny, transfer case, axles, windshield. I do have a few miscellaneous items I could throw in depending on what you need for whatever you’re going to make of it.
The title stays with the tub and frame. I’m not selling any of the parts separately at this time. And just to save us all some time, the no haggle price is $500. No trades or other offers will be considered.
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More pictures available.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay.
The seller also has a few more things, such as 5 combat rims for $500, that he will sell to the winner of this auction.
“Offered to the highest bidder, this WWII-era Ford manufacturered GPW 1/4t Utility Vehicle (JEEP) serial number 125,686 with a build date of 7 June 1943. Perfectly restorable tub and frame with the complete running gear from the transmission back along with plenty of “F” marked parts. The serial numbers of the tub and frame match along with the title so all that’s missing is the original motor. The front floor and lower firewall to include the axe patch , radio junction box and the radiator crossmember need replacement but from the machine gun mount back it’s sold including the hatchannels, tool box wells and back bumper. I have not inspected the transmission, transfercase or drive lines and pumpkins for functionality but I assume they will clean up nicely once all the road debris and accumulation of grease and dirt has been wire-wheeled off.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5000
Looks like some rust on the driver’s side, but otherwise appears pretty solid.
“This is a 1943 Ford GPW I picked up in 2008 with intentions to restore. I don’t have the time it needs and need to clear up a little space. The pictures show it needs some body work. We have a new fuel pump for the Jeep that goes with it. It comes with the windshield, a rare back seat. The fuel tank leaks and we tried getting it fixed. The engine is free and the seller put fuel in the carburetor to fire it up and it turned over in 2008. Buyer will have to apply for a lost title on this vehicle. I do have the bill of sale around from the auction it was purchased”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1200.
This is rough.
“Not sure of the year. asking $1,200.00. Sold as is. Email if interested.”
This has not been started by the seller.
“I am unsure of the year maybe you can tell from the pictures. Army jeep motor i believe out of a Ford jeep since it is marked GPW. Call 1910-305-590seven for more info. Also have some cj body style m38a1 jeeps sold seperately. I have not cranked the motor it lacks a starter. Someone had threw it inside a m38a1 when i purchased it. Motor appears to have the original carb. I would be interested in any and all trades of similar value”
http://raleigh.craigslist.org/pts/3156755337.html
UPDATE: Sold. Was priced at $4250. That price included a trailer.
“1942 GPW Military Vehicle. It has 5 new non-directional tires mounted on military combat rims. The vehicle comes with a matching trailer that also has non-directional tires. The vehicle has been converted to 12 volt system since the pictures were taken. It runs and drives, all the 4-wheel drive components work. Both 4-wheel low and high. It is a 4 cyl. L head motor. The vehicle is as is. You can see from the pictures that the body is not perfect. I have some extra parts, ( windshield with frame, original back bumpers, gas can holder, original rear trailer hook, and the original 6 volt generator and voltage regulator.”
Looks solid, though the body has some dings.
“Have a 1942 Ford GPW (jeep) in totally restored condition. All original with matching numbers. Garage Kept. Must see!! Asking $18,000.00. Call Lee at (229) 251-3029.”
http://atlanta.craigslist.org/sat/cto/3147045837.html
