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UPDATE: I added this post in January of last year with just the single image (the first one below). Today, David pointed me to the Tahiti-pacifique.com website that has a few more images, which follow the first image. You can learn more about these pics at that site.
(01/31/09) Robert pointed me to a collection of Life Magazine photos of old jeeps hosted at Google. Click on the photo and then click on it again to see all kinds of details.
Someone traded this in for a Jag perhaps?
“Rare Numbers Matching Ford GPW Military Jeep! This Jeep has been very well cared for and captures history of WWII Much More Information. Call Zachary Blaugh, Internet Sales Manager at 941-232-4236 OR 800-791-4271. VIN GPW261030”
http://sarasota.craigslist.org/ctd/1546531291.html
UPDATE: This looks like a very good price.
(11/17/09) “1942 flat fender Ford Jeep Willys, F Head, T 90, model 44 rear end, 25 in front, 33’s call Max @ 916-203-7931”
http://sacramento.en.craigslist.org/cto/1542544957.html
This seller has a variety of items for sale.
“I have for sale 195? Willys Dj3a two wheel drive column shift Mail jeep for sale only asking $400
Also i have for sale a 1943 Ford GPW for sale this is a WW2 Jeep it is taged a titled and ready for the road or play engine and transmission rebuilt most original parts asking $5000 call 717-817-7413
I also have mant parts for vintage jeeps Willys CJ2a and some M38 I would like to sell the parts as a lot or mini lots but will sell individual parts.”
http://york.craigslist.org/cto/1515546603.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was priced at $4000.
There’s a square pegs .. well lights … in round holes. I can’t tell if this runs or not.
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $500.
I’m not sure if the price is a random number or if the seller will take $500 for both.
“1942 Ford GPW & Jeep CJ. Both for one money. No reasonable offer refused. NO TITLES. Being sold as parts donors. What you do from there is up to you. GPW has combat rims. CJ has overdrive. Both radiators missing. Drive train conditon is unknown. Email for phone number.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2900
It appears in good condition.
“1945 flat fender gpw, origonal willys flat fender motor,was made for the military by willys subbed out to ford during WWII(what I was told). Set up for hunting .Has off road mud tires , gun rack ,tow bar, 8000lb warn winch,full cage roll bar and rack on rear It is regestered till aug 2010 .Needs some work. E-mail with offers, trades or questions.Must Go!Make offer!”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $8000.
No obvious rust.
“This jeep was purchased from the Oakland Army Base in 1953 by my father. Has clear title, I.D. plate attached to the glove box, two extra wheels and tires, gas tanl under drivers seat, f/r suspension has been replaced with factory equip. new carb. The jeep is a 1944 Ford, with a 1941 willys engine, Very good condition NO TRADES.CASH OR PAYPAL ONLY, NO SHIPPING PRICE FIRM,also the jeep was primed for paint in 1956, that accounts for the rust color,”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay.
The GPW looks in the best condition, followed by the M-38 (incorrectly listed as a CJ-3A) and then the CJ-3A.
“I am selling my hobby because of a line of duty accident that has left me with no other option. these jeeps were bought at an estate auction and they only have a bill of sale, because they have always been government owned before the last owner. The CJ3A was started on a off frame overhaul and the body was set back on to sell. The GPW is as I purchased it they both ran and drove off the trailer. the last one is just parts. thank you for your interest, this pains me to do this but I have no other choice.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5000
It’s got some minor updates.
“1943 GPW ford jeep. runs great all orginal except motor, bucik v6. run great, all orginal running gear. brand new 31 wildcat tries, clean title”
