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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1000
“Willys jeep ford gpw engine with tranny and transfer case every thing appears their origional carb and air filter make an offer i do not know if it runs or is locked up i also have an old cj5 tub and rolling chassis with hood fenders and old crank winch 2000 takes all the gpw is a very rare jeep also the chassis and fenders are F script”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5000.
“1942 Ford Jeep, Willies motor, Ford body, 4 cylinder, power take off winch, runns good. call Pat for details”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was listed at $8500.
“What you are looking at is an original restored 1943 WWII Ford GPW Jeep. These have become quite rare. Nearly all parts are “F marked” from the factory all the way down to almost every bolt! This Jeep is nearly complete from top to bottom and is mainly all original and factory stock. All that you see on the Jeep goes with the Jeep. The body is in very good condition. The front floor has been replaced along with all the hat channels and the fuel tank well. The bottom of the floor and top of the floor has been coated in bed liner to protect the metal and the hat channels are made from galvanized steel. The transmission Is a T90 and was installed with care. For a 69 year old vehicle, this Jeep looks great and is ready for you to hop in a go. The engine has been overhauled, brakes reworked, and all the electrical replaced. The engine runs perfectly with no miss or no smoke! It could use new tires, but drives good as is. The Body and Frame are number matching! The Jeep has a clear title! Sold as is.
New front floor
new hat channels
New glass
New seats
new paint job (Lusterless Early WWII original)
New lights
new windshield cowl rubber
new inner windshield rubber
new axe
new shovel
new headlight buckets
new axe and shovel straps
fresh bed liner
one replaced tail light
all new wiring
new rear seat
new top bows and brackets
new gaskets on the engine
restored factory original large mouth gas tank
clean and oiled original speedometer
new fuel line and filter”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4500
(12/29/2010) “1942 is a Ford Script; 1945 Ford Military Jeep; Solid-Project;”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was listed for $3900
The Jeep is located in Lodi, CA. If you plan on coming to the April Tower Park Meet, I can hold it for you for NO storage fee. Here’s your chance to own a rare matching-number Navy Jeep.
– Matching engine and frame
– Engine runs
– USN PROP tag on the dash
– Original hood numbers
– 6 Original combat rims
– Valid CA title (VIN#245108)
– Non-operational status
– All gauges original except for the Oil gauge
– Needs Oil Filter Housing Assembly
– Missing front bumper and gussets
– Some patching under the passenger-side floor
– Toolbox floor compartments rotted, but previous owner patched them
Leave the Jeep as-is or it’s also a great candidate for a full resto.
Note: Carburetor, starter and radiator are not included.”
http://s895.photobucket.com/albums/ac157/macaddict23/GPW245108/
This looks good for the price. It also comes with paddle tires and rims. It does need the front brake lines finished and a new wiring kit.
“1945 mb ford jeep flat fender has chevy v8 2in rancho springs, winch, rear has dana 44 rear with posi 4:88 and 1 piece summer brothers axles, front is out of 1979 cj with disc brakes and 4:88 gear , new locker, new hubs,bearings, seals and axle shafts inner and outer, axle ujoints, agr power stering box and pump, jks chromly sheering high mount steering kit. 4sp trans, runs strong motor is fresh with strong cam, no oil leaks, needs to complete is to finish the front brake lines and could use new wiring kit. have some adl parts, also has a set of rear paddle tire on rims. $3500.00 o best offer, need to sell contact by phone is better 408 204 6522
http://sfbay.craigslist.org/sby/cto/2895940061.html
This looks pretty good. Lots of pictures of it at the seller’s website. The front bumper and/or frame rails look a little pushed down to me.
“1942 Ford GPW Willys WWII Jeep. Excellent Turn-Key Classic Willys WWII Jeep. Correct WWII Olive Drab Paint, 3-Speed manual transmission, 4X4. Body mounted shovel, Axe, Rifle case, External Fuel Jugs, Correct reproduction tires, Newer Canvas top, Backseat. Hop in and drive it, many dollars spent to make an excellent driver/Parade car. VERY COOL/RARE piece of WWII History. Please call 703-627-3448 or 703-551-2733. Visit us on the web at www.lintonmotorsport.com or Facebook (Linton Motorsport, Inc).”
http://linton-motorsport.ebizautos.com/detail-1942-jeep-gpw_willys-ford-used-8415791.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $15,000
I assume the stamped parts have a “F” rather than a “GPW”.
“The vehicle has been restored from the frame up. I have paperwork on the parts that are stamped with the “GPW” all other parts are after market. The jeep is in very good condition with the low mileage of 200 miles. I had a replica 50 caliber flame thrower made by the manufacturer who made the props for the movie “saving private ryan” this included in the deal. The price list below lists the items replaced and the cost.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5000
This seller had at least four different craigslist ads. I’ve combined them together.
“1942 Ford GPW Army Jeep, 1945 Ford GPW Army Jeep, 1942 Willys MB Army Jeep, MB/GPW rolling frame and engine, rear PTO unit for willys jeep
several misc. parts, and includes M-100 army jeep trailer.
Selling as a group, have titles
Own a part of WW2 history”
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1946 Willys CJ2A Jeep – $2500 (Mount Airy)
“1946 Willys CJ2A Jeep, original 6 volt, flathead four, she’s all there, needs restoring, ran and drove last fall.
Clear Titile, this jeep was used by a Auto Parts / Service Station.
Call (336) 705-0352, no trades please “
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1947 Willys CJ2A Jeep – $2000 (Mount Airy)
“1947 Willys CJ2A Jeep, Rebuilt Flathead Four, needs restro, engine runs good, needs seats. ”
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Willys CJ3A Jeep – $1500 (Mount Airy)
“Willys CJ3A Jeep, needs engine”
UPDATE: This likely sold. Was for sale at $425.
“I have a 1943 Jeep military body with windshield frame, hood, and partial undercarriage for sale. The front fenders, grill, and hood are in nice shape although they have some bondo, but the body tub is pretty rough. It needs a new floor and side steps, and some other work here and there, but it’s saveable if you have the time. The driver’s seat frame is there, but the passenger’s seat is probably junk. The undercarriage has the frame, the springs, and both axles, the pedal arms, and not much more. The front axle is disconnected and just laying there, but it has the tie rods and is complete except for the drive flanges (or locking hubs if you run those instead of a full- time drive flange).”
