Zak’s selling these parts.

https://forums.g503.com/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=336639

1942 Ford GPW tub, fenders, hood, grill, windshield frame, seats and modern repair panels as shown with the ripples dents, dings, and poor patch repairs you would expect after 80 years of use. The floor and hood were cut for a larger F head engine and transmission and some point in the part along with some rough riveted patches. However all the repair panels and parts (tother than simple flat patches) are included to bring it back. Full front floor pan with hat channels that costs more than $700 dollars on its own plus repair parts including the drivers side pioneer kit area, inner rear fender/tool box panels. Inner windshield frame. Bensinger wheelhouse pockets to move the seats back for more leg room if desired. It has its original F marked seats and side grab handles. All original parts have been soda blasted and weldable primed. Rerpo repair patch parts are factory red primed. Pickup preferred but could work with buyer to arrange shipping in a crate at buyers expense. Was going to build as a LRDP jeep and keep most of the imperfections. Bill of sale only. Asking $3,500. Located in Quakertown, PA.

It doesn’t run.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1449550218950090/

“I have a 1942 Ford JP. Clean title in hand. Not Original Engine. These were made by Ford during WWll and were used in war frequently. This Jeep doesn’t run but it ran when it was parked years ago. Haven’t really tried to start it because there isn’t a battery. It is a 3 speed manual. It has a dual case, and front locking hubs. This Jeep is very very rare, yes it doesn’t run but everything else is there. Body is straight, tires hold air, engine and tranny are there ect…. I won’t respond to “is this still available” not in a hurry to sell, looking for the right deal as this Jeep is very rare and is 81 years old. Number of miles is unknown You will need to bring a trailer”

Scam? Or a good deal?

https://inlandempire.craigslist.org/atq/d/apple-valley-1945-ford-gpw/7657716065.html

“1945 Ford GPW Historic WW2 Military Vehicle. Most systems rebuilt, replaced or restored. Matching numbers. Been in garage a decade. Has been converted to 12v.”

One of these was an ambulance jeep.

https://slo.craigslist.org/pts/d/atascadero-wwii-1944-ford-jeeps/7653399503.html

“I have a pair of 1944 gpw Jeeps. One is numbers matching and one is a USMC WW2 ambulance jeep. The ambulance jeep is 1 of 20 known survivors as they made between 500-800 of them during the war. It needs a lot of work but is super rare. The floors are rotted and have new floors for it and a 27 gallon tub packed with new parts. Also it includes an original USMC marked mbt trailer. The numbers matching gpw has some rust out but better then 99% of Jeeps out there. It has a lot of original parts including the correct horn, front seats, correct carburetor and more.

Each jeep is 8k and have a nos gpw jeep engine block to offer extra with the ambulance jeep”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3500. This was previously listed in 2016 (pics at very bottom).

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1247637132618246

“1942 Ford gpw military jeep runs good clean title It has a newer motor and transmission brakes have been replaced”

Previous pics:

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UPDATE: Still Available.

(08/04/2023) This could be worth a look. It doesn’t run at the moment.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1338939916696575/

“I have a 1942 Ford JP. These were made by Ford during WWll and were used in war frequently. This Jeep doesn’t run but it ran when it was parked years ago. Haven’t really tried to start it because there isn’t a battery. It is a 3 speed manual. It has a dual case, and front locking hubs. This Jeep is very very rare, yes it doesn’t run but everything else is there. Body is straight, tires hold air, engine and tranny are there ect…. I won’t respond to “is this still available” not in a hurry to sell, looking for the right deal as this Jeep is very rare and is 81 years old. Number of miles is unknown You will need to bring a traile”