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Here’s a script jeep.
“1942 FORD “WILLYS” DECENT SHAPE, BUT PERFECT FOR A PROJECT. $2000 PHIL @ 970-640-6004″
http://westslope.craigslist.org/cto/2722010595.html
No pics provided.
“1945 Ford GPW Flatfender
Project Vehicle
I ran out of time.
Had it running once then tore it apart and never went back.
E-mail with questions
Have Willy’s engine and T-84 Tranny to go with it.”
“restoration project that i never started. Lots of parts, New and new old stock. Exhaust systems, gaskets sets, cooling system, fuel system, electrical system, except battery and horn. Some suspension parts, body parts, steering parts, and shop manual, books (all american woner vol, 1 2 3). Painting stenicals. Much more too much to list. Over 7,000 in parts alone. Asking 3,000. Or willing to part out. Call dave for more info. (707)938-1708”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $2000
(10/27/2010) Not running.
“1942 GPW Ford Jeep Serial #67647 on glove box and frame.
Has 4 cyl engine Serial #229518
Manufacture Date 9/23/42. Crack shaft turns but have not started it.
$2000. No Pink Slip, Bill of Sale only
805-674-4493”
http://slo.craigslist.org/cto/2707172306.html
UPDATE: Still Available
(10/09/2011) This looks nice.
“1942 Ford GPW Jeep in good condition. Original type 4 cylinder Willys engine and running gear. This is an early, rare WW2 Jeep made by Ford with Ford script on the rear of the body. Garaged for the last 16 years I have owned it.”
http://medford.craigslist.org/cto/2689254144.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2000
This sell has a variety of projects for sale. The tub is certainly unusual.
“1942 WWII JEEP FORD GPW
NUMBER 43875 ON DATA PLATES AND FRAME
NOT IN RUNNING CONDITION, HAS ENGINE, TRANS, T-CASE AXLES, ETC.
AT SOME TIME THIS JEEP AS BEEN STRETCHED ABOUT 13″ (BODY ONLY) SOME PEOPLE THINK IT WAS USED FOR AN AMBULANCE IN WWII OR TO TRANSPORT PILOTS TO THE FLIGHT LINE…. MAYBE JUST A FARMER USED IT TO HAUL HAY? HAS A HOLE IN THE MIDDLE OF THE HOOD
COMES WITH A BILL OF SALE”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1500.
Parts or project.
“1943 WWII JEEP FORD GPW ROLLING CHASSIS WITH 2 BODY TUBS AND GPW ENGINE BLOCK
YOUR CHOICE OF BODY TUBS OR TAKE BOTH, TAKE NEED WORK BUT THEY ARE RESTORABLE
NUMBER 91904 ON BOTH THE FRAME AND DATA PLATES, DOD 1/4/1943
COMES WITH A BILL OF SALE”
UPDATE: **Status Unknown** No price ever listed.
No price listed.
“1943 GPW “FORD”
All original!!! Runs great! No Work or paint needed.
History:
This Jeep was used in the Vietnam War – the Serial number (20378394) is the original US Army number (101 AB Division).
This Jeep was brought back from the Vietnam war by a Four Stars Army General who currently resides in Rancho Santa Fe in San Diego county.
The Jeep was his personal transportation during the war. The name of the General will not be released due to privacy reasons.
The General completely restored it and kept it maintained.
Asking price $1(Serious buyers ONLY!)”
UPDATE: See comment
UPDATE: SOLD! Was listed at $3650.
This looks pretty good for the price.
“Rebuilt engine. Registered and garaged in Albuquerque. Includes tow bar. Ford script with low serial number.”
http://albuquerque.craigslist.org/cto/2656381271.html
