UPDATE: Price dropped to $1100.

(04/28/2021) It’s supposed to include four combat rims, so there may be value here.

https://kpr.craigslist.org/cto/d/richland-ww2-willys-mb-jeep/7325960760.html

“WW2 Jeep rough, disassembled, modified, fairly complete, no title. Bill of sale only. I was told it’s a Ford GPW, but may be a Willys. Frame is boxed and reinforced for 289 Ford V8 engine transplant. 289 is included, condition unknown, plus adapter to Jeep transmission. A WW2 Jeep expert told me the axles, transmission, and transfer case are postwar. But, has 4 original combat rims. Dash and firewall have many non-stock holes. One seat only. Includes top bows, windshield, diamond plate running boards, most of the gauges. I have boxes of parts that go with it. Great project Jeep: I don’t have time and need the space. I got this from the high school friend of the guy who modified it, and he said it was a holy terror for burning rubber.”

It’s had some body mods/repairs.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1854571884923036

“Selling my October 1942 Ford GPW. Bought it about a year ago as a non-running project, but have decided it’s a bigger project than I want to take on and don’t have the space to store it long term. Additional parts including a January ’43 tub are included. $6,000 firm”

Jim’s selling this October 1942 GPW project. Contact him at jim @ jimhordcpa.com (remove spaces around the @ before emailing) with any questions.

“Selling my October 1942 Ford GPW non-running project Jeep.  Previous owner had sheeted the sides and had moved the gas tank to a unit attached to the back (which I removed).  Clear title and extra parts including a January ‘43 tub.  Kansas City area.  $6,000 firm.  More pics and info available upon request.”

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UPDATE: Price dropped to $6500.

(04/14/2021) I don’t recognize the winch.

https://portland.craigslist.org/mlt/cto/d/damascus-1944-ford-jeep-willys-gpw-runs/7315339969.html

“Selling a 1944 Ford Jeep GPW with Good Bones, not rusted and has been garaged for 30+ years.
Runs and drives well with a good running Chevy 283 small block V8
Original GPW 7000 Transmission—3 Speed Manual With Low
Tow Bar makes it towable behind a truck or RV
Curb weight 2315 LBS”

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Has a variety of updates.

https://spokane.craigslist.org/cto/d/northport-1942-ford-jeep/7305481140.html

“really neat older build .42 ford looks like willies jeep has bf good wrench 275 hp add aluminum intake 4bbl electric ignition and headers i figure about 300 havent dyno ?no jerry cans has custon back seat gas tank has wipers heater tilt wheel im6ft 240 and drive it dont see much bigger than me enjoying it.has winch locking hubs all lights it has a gernorator not alternator nice blacktop roll bar the plasticwindows in top need replaced have gotten old and cracked out was quoted 825 to repair top,has locking hubs a stereo needs replaced bounced to death lol.

is registered to me but havent tabbed it in two years but start it religously and do a lap around property to keep everything functional am open to offers but need no help selling i will only respond to emails containing telephone numbers and dont do car reports and such will only be shown by appointment no test rides on asphalt you can drive it in dirt i drive it on street for i can bust it on command,previous owner/builder said he can get front tires up i dont try (im not as good with a wrench as he was)only trade would be deisel box truck 14 ft to 26 ft box under 100000miles yes ive cash to add if needed.”

Nick’s got this roller for sale.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/898215577414465

“*Title is not usable, was filled out but never taken to license bureau* Rolling chassis project Ford GPW. This is an authentic WWII Jeep. Has enough there to be a restoration project, but could also be a restomod.

Paperwork shows it came from Kettering, Ohio in 1980, then went to Indianapolis, IN. In 1994 it was sold at public auction. Has the true GPW frame with square radiator crossmember. The serial number on the title is GPW10723 which puts it at early 1942, but the body number is 208184 which is post 1943. Original drivetrain is missing and both axles are simply housings – no shafts or pinions. Body and frame have their fair share of patches as shown in the photos.”