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UPDATE: Status Unknown. Was $3500.
Mike shared this ad.
“1 WWII Ford GPW (jeep) for sale. Needs restoration most of the parts are there. It has period proper Willys engines flat head four cylinders. 1942 has brand new army non directional tires Full set of Beachwood N. O. S. Canvas. Seat cushions, front and rear.One set of full top and one windshield cover. Extra set of fenders, tub is not bad some rot in floors (as usual). MUST SEE.”
UPDATE **SOLD** Was $1800.
If the body is in reasonable shape there could be value here. Body is GPW.
“1942 Ford GPW/MB
Jeep Willys, flatfender, whatever you want to call it.
Includes full body, grill, fenders, windshield. Factory GPW frame and axles
Has 3″ Rancho Lift springs
What you see in picture
No engine, tranny or transfer case
Cool project. Unfortunately need to go because we are moving.”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $6000.
Looks like a good price.
“This 1943 GPW is in good condition and runs just as well. It drives at top speeds of roughly 55mph 3 speed transmission and the original flat 4 engine that has been modified to a 12v system. This is a fun jeep to own and drive.”
https://sacramento.craigslist.org/cto/d/1943-ford-gpw-jeep/6447114198.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $800. This has become a MUST SELL situation.
(06/05/2017) “Medical Issues, must Sell !!
1945 Ford GPW 4X4 JEEP. Clear Title. Runs Great !
Engine is mid 1960 Mustang, rebuilt with about 1000. miles on it.
New Clutch. Original Trans and transfer case. I have the rebuild kits for the brakes, and New master cyl.
Runs good,Drives good, needs brakes fixed. New Gauges,( have originals included).
Have original Radiator. NEW Driver side seat frame, New spare tire bracket.
Reel Cool WWII Navy Jeep. Engine is worth asking price..
I have medical issues that makes me need to sell it.”
UPDATE: **Status Unknown** Was $30,000.
Craziness. It’s listed as a 1953 GPW.
“350 chevy engine
New paint
New upholstery (porsche seats)
Runs amazing
In general a great car
Anyone who knows about fords can appreciate”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $26k.
Seller is helping a friend sell this.
“For Sale Complete WWII “Jeep Package” including:
1945 GPW Fully restored, photo documentation included
M100 Trailer Fully restored
7000# capacity dual axle custom trailer for the GPW including winch
All spares included
The GPW and both trailers are titled and ready to go. Located in Hayward, CA.
Background: I’ve offered to help my friend and fellow MVCC/MVPA member sell his 1945 GPW and trailers. I’m more familiar with M37’s than GPW’s, but all items for sale have been well cared for and are in excellent condition. I am happy to answer any questions you may have. The asking price for the complete package is $26k.”
UPDATE: **Status Unknown** Was $4000. Photo is from a previous ad.
(05/08/2017) “I have a 1945 ford jeep. Engine has been swapped to a v6 buick motor. Has brand new 4 speed transmission with very few miles on it. Tires are in good shape with a brand new full sized spare. 4×4 works, locked front end. Jeep needs a little steering work so will have to be towed. I have a clean title for it and it has collector plates on it. “
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2500.
These seem to be a mix of parts.
“2 ARMY jeeps one ford GPW one willys MB , booth jeeps package deal. Some mic parts . The ford has orginal engine and trans . Booth restorable. Lost interest in the prodject.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1500. This was relisted here: https://killeen.craigslist.org/cto/d/1945-ford-gpw-jeep/6427141914.html
May be a GPW. Has civilian engine or head.
“1950’s? model Military style jeep, Ford Body, 4 cylinder, 4WD. Engine, transmission and 4×4 is in good condition, Body is very rusted, but no major body damage. Engine is not currently running but only needs minor fix to stripped screw on carb float housing. Due to the float is not sealed, the engine will not start. Would make a good hunting vehicle.’
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $15,000.
Seller seems upfront about the non-stock items. The combo looks nice.
“Will NOT SEPARATE. This is a fully running and fairly original Jeep. i drive it a lot. engine is a 1950 Go-Devil 134 4 cylinder, stock transmission/x-fer case, stock brakes. recent head work and some inserts. totally fun to drive. the trailer has it’s original unit number, landed on D-day, at the battle of the Bulge, and more,,,,, drive it as is or restore, your call. Will trade up for complete Dodge WC50, 51, 54, 56 or Harley-Davidson WWII WLA. Extras include summer top, windshield cover, WWII era correct camo net for a jeep. Original combat rims on the trailer, re-pops on the Jeep.”
