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Not much military left in this GPW.
“This is a rare military jeep. Text me if interested $6,500 obo”
https://losangeles.craigslist.org/ant/cto/d/1945-ford-willys-jeep/6288588918.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4750.
Has various mods.
“Ford script.. jeep… great jeep…. for hunting… or just driving around…..
May not be perfect one for a purest b/c it has a v6 and power steering but it is a very cool and a runner…lots of fun and gets lots of looks…
I have the glass for the window. Took it out to fix crack but never got to it. I may get to itmif i recieve the glass ordered.
It could probably be made original but i’m not that guy… as it would take a lot of work to bring it back to stock..
Has a buick V6 buick odd fire..
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Hopefully this will find a good home.
“My Dad has owned and garage kept this WWII classic since 1974. He saw somewhere that it is numbered 350 or something like that. With Warn front hubs, he towed it as a hunting rig for many years and then used it to help him build his dream/retirement home in Hoodsport. At 90, Dad has not been able to use this fine running specimen for many years. It has sat in the garage for many years with only being run a few times a year to keep the seals moist. It has an all original drive train and motor with the exception of converting it from 6v to 12v. Dad also installed aluminum floorboards in the 70’s. We believe the original miles are only slightly more than the 25K showing. It also has a super strong WWII electric winch. Minimal rust, it leaks a little oil and the steering wheel has some play. Other that that, it runs and drives great. It’s been a part of our family but it’s time for someone else to love it like my Dad has for 43 years.”
https://seattle.craigslist.org/oly/cto/d/1942-ford-gpw-jeep/6287370555.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1250.
Could have parts value.
“1945 Willy’s Jeep motor, drivetrain, and frame. Will not part out; it’s all or nothing. Does not have a title. Cash deal only.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2500.
Body looks pretty good.
“I Have a 1943 Ford Gpw jeep. Ready for restoration. Vin number is 157845. It has a good running GPW motor. Motor vin is 99250. The transmission was changed to a T-90 at some time but it is bad (rusty inside). It still has original F-script axle assemblies and springs. Has an F-script drivers seat frame. Windshield will need new glass. The body has the usual rust issues. On the back of the body someone put new sheet metal over the body and extended it down over the rear cross member. It has 4 civilian rims with tires that hold air but are dry and cracked. Does not have a fuel tank or grill. It does not have a title but I ran the vin through MVD and it has never been registered or titled so it will be simple to get a bonded title. Or use it for parts.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was Make Offer.
Has potential.
“I’m restoring a World War II jeep and I have an extra body.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4000.
This has potential.
“1942 MP Ford Jeep. Runs great original flat head ford engine 3 speed, new seats, gas tank, lights and battery 4000 or trade for old truck”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1400.
Maybe someone can use this?
“Military Jeep body 41-45 GPW/MB need some work”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay.
It’s a no reserve auction.
“Up for sale is a WWII 1942 Ford Willys MB with a title!!! Awesome project for someone looking for a true piece of military automobile history. Solid original floorpans, original drivetrain, original windshield. Brand new, never driven on military Firestone tires. Please ask for any additional pictures or if you have any questions I will answer to the best of my ability. Truck is located in sunny, dry Las Vegas Nevada. This auction is no reserve and the highest offer will be accepted.”
Mark listed this over at warjeeps.com.
“Original body
Restored by Classic Military Automotive in 2013
Re-built to be driven. 12-Volt system with GM-1 wire alternator.
CJ Wheels for better balance
All canvas including top.
Tip-top shape”
http://www.warjeeps.com/mjs/sale17/adm464/adm464.html
