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UPDATE: Still Available
“ALL FORD GPW
ROLLING FRAME— SAND BLASTED AND PAINTED $1000
T-84 TRANSMISSION—-$700
WILLYS MB MOTOR—-$700
FENDERS–TUB–HOOD
FRONT SEATS– NEED WORK $100 EACH
REAR SEAT $400
i HAVE OTHER PARTS GIVE ME A CALL
619-990-1804 BRIAN ”
http://sandiego.craigslist.org/ssd/pts/2634306620.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1500.
Doesn’t look too bad.
“Ford built WWII military Jeep, not running but a good project.”
No pics provided.
“1943 ford GPW jeep, same as the Willys MB WWII jeep, but made by ford. has the following parts serial number 122802 and data plates match, hood, complete windshield and it is excellent shape and operates. gpw tranny/tcase, 48 willy engine, F fuel filter, F pintle hook, F steering box, Ford leaf springs all the way around, torque reaction spring, excellent ford grill and all lights BO and headlights-all F marked. front fenders -F as well Has F bolts all around handles and footman loops. Frame has extra bumpers installed by someone, but the frame is not cut — front is welded over original mounts and back is bolted to the frame. body is rusty, but not all cut up. dash has no “extra” holes no combat rims. no seats
612.581.1908 steve 1500.00″
Looks pretty good.
“military vehicle 1942 gpw ford restored and re painted but still need some details, i have some original parts and accesories if you´re interested send me an email to make a deal, im asking 12,500 dlls”
http://sandiego.craigslist.org/csd/cto/2631500981.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $19,500
Erroneously listed as a 1946 CJ-2A, this GPW looks in very good condition.
“Classic, 1946 Army Jeep (built by Ford), lovingly restored using genuine parts from the 1940s Original 4 cy. engine. A joy to drive. Still out performs modern 4WDs on steep hills. Family pride and joy, but time to downsize. Looking for a buyer with equal love of classics. Available for viewing by appointment. Complete with shovel, axe and fuel can. Always stored inside, includes fitted dust cover.”
Somehow, my search results yielded an ad in Japan. The jeep images look like the intermountain west, probably Colorado if I had to guess (based on the license plate).
“I have a 1945 military Ford GPW Jeep for sale. All in original condition with original 6volt battery. It still runs good. I have the title and all the document, however, you will have to take care of all the registration matter in Japan if you want to drive it. Also the buyer will have to pay for the shipping. THIS VEHICLE IS VERY RARE especially in this condition. please email me your contact phone number and convenient time for me to give you a call.”
http://tokyo.craigslist.jp/cto/2620535876.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3500.
Labeled as a ’46, this has a ford motor and a GPW/MB Body (with a few side patches it seems.
“Up for grabs is this beautiful little 1946 Willy’s Jeep. This is geared extremely low and has had some lovely updating (paint, heavy duty tires, etc). Came from a little farm down near Fresno, and could potentially make a nice light duty little tractor for someone local (or a fun rock-climber recreational vehicle). Runs fine, starts right up every time, breaks and tires are in great shape, but the clutch gave out on us last trip we took, so that needs replacing. This is geared extremely low and maxes out at about 20-25 mph. Beautiful little collector’s piece of history. We bought this for $5K a few years back, but don’t have time, money, or space for it anymore. I think this is one of the old Jeepsters that has a Jeep body and Ford motor (collectible?), but you’ll have to confirm for yourself. Serious inquiries only, and you’ll need to tow it (it’s an easy light weight tow) since the clutch isn’t working. Selling as is. Registration and all paperwork is current, clean title. Email with questions or to come see it.”
UPDATE: Was $7500. **SOLD*
(09/25/2011) It looks in good condition, though has some unoriginal parts.
“Good running and driving jeep.Owned and kept indoors by fire dept. and one other owner since WW2.Has canvas top with doors,heater,new tires and brakes,12volt sys and current Calif. registration”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $10,000.
(09/14/2010) This is nicely updated.
“FOR SALE: 1945 Willys/Ford flat fender. Powered by a Chevy 350 TBI in front of a TH350 with a Dana 20 transfer case. Dana 30 front with disc brakes, and a Dana 44 rear with a “Lincoln Locker” Full roll cage with padding and wrapped. Griffin radiator with electric cooling fans. 33×12.50×15 BFG Muds with Eagle Alloy 0589. I can send more detailed pictures if requested..”
UPDATE: This appears to have sold. Thanks Jay. Was listed at $9000.
This looks like a nice combo, but the jeep doesn’t run.
“Jeep is a 1943 ford and the trailer is a 1944 willys, The body on both are in great shape, the motor turns over but will not start. The oil pump gear that turns the disturbutor is stripped. A VFW owned it up untill I picked it up 10years ago and it was always kept inside.’
