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Has custom bumpers front and rear. Looks solid.
“Original GPW by Ford w/4 cylinder Willys engine. Mechanically sound, runs great and is the “real deal” WWII Jeep with 7 slot grille and flush headlights.
Starts easily and runs. Includes tow bar. Recent repairs include brakes, shocks, flywheel, battery and more.
Odometer reads 64miles, not believed to be the actual miles.”
http://losangeles.craigslist.org/wst/cto/5387362362.html
UPDATE: Still Available.
(12/19/2015) It’s rough.
“Popular vehicle during WWII
clean title
no motor or tans
great for a restoration project and history lovers! ”
http://sanantonio.craigslist.org/cto/5383637917.html
UPDATE: **SOLD**
“Engine block built by Ford and matches frame and original data plates. The frame is the early MB frame with the Ford ID number stamped into it which proves this is a very early production. This Jeep has been assembled as close to factory standards as possible. The assembly could be classified as, “Built To Museum Quality” standards. The work was performed by Mike’s Military Motor’s in Santa Rosa, CA.
Date of Delivery: 3/25/1942
The accoutrements to this Jeep are:
1) the complete Capstan style winch and Tandem Tow bar assembly
2) period correct WW2 Jeep radio assembly BC 659 all in working order.
3) this Jeep has all of the original style Horse-hair spring seats with all new canvas.”
Doesn’t run.
1942 Ford Army Jeep that has been sitting and not driving or running, has original 4 cylinder engine. Engine turns over. ”
http://sandiego.craigslist.org/nsd/cto/5375864438.html
UPDATE: **Status Unknown** Was $2500.
May have some value.
“I have for sale a 1942 Ford GPW WWII Jeep. The body is extremely rusted. It has an engine that is a later flathead willys engine that runs, no brakes. It has a cj2a steering sector. This is a list of Ford F marked parts: grill, left fender, right fender, radiator, hood hinge, t84 transmission, transfer case, headlight buckets, headlight swing arms, blackout grill lights, bell crank, GPW Glove box data tags, and tool box lids. The data plate, frame and clear title in my name have the same serial numbers. The front and rear axles are GP marked. The wheels are civilian willys. I put a gasket on the thermostat housing and it is seeping. The engine has 641087 –l-w10-a n1-cr-n2 on the block. Serial number on engine is 35234; this is all I could make out. The engine manifold has an ear broken off of it at the carb. Looks like a dj3a manifold. The head has 16h5 on it. The starter is an Autolite number mz 4163 3f and the generator is an Autolite number GDZ 6001E 3F. I am asking $2500 for it.”
Looks like a GPW based on the tool slids.
“Selling this beautiful 1942 jeep (Willey’s) 1/4 ton, runs& drives good! Must see! Great condition!”
http://nh.craigslist.org/atq/5367126860.html
UPDATE: Still Available.
(11/18/2015) Nice looking jeep for cruising Oahu.
“GPW starts right up, lifted, Registration Jan 14 ($473.50), brand new 33/12.5/15 on centerlines, some rust, undercoated frame, new reupholstered bucket seats, seat belts added (these years did not come with seat belts), needs windshield (flat glass can be cut through auto windshield companies here), possibly matching numbers (still have to check), bikini top, 4 wheel drive works
Selling for $7200 cash OBO. Title in hand. Might be interested in trades, Lmk what u got with pictures. ”
http://honolulu.craigslist.org/oah/cto/5360907181.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1950.
Has a small dent on one side.
“This is a brand new reproduction body tub for the WWII Ford GPW. (G503). This is the mid-war or standard body. This is just the tub. There is a very small dent on the cowl and good sized one on the top edge of the left quarter. This is out of the original shipping crate and will NOT be shipped. This is a pick up item only. We have the means to load it in your truck or trailer. This is a one time deal only!!! NO trades, NO Holding, NO down payments, NO farm animals, Cash and Cary only. This item is on ebay as well and can be pulled at any time if it sells. This is sold as is. Please calls only NO Texts, 8 to 5 week days. Four two three seven six two five eight five eight. We are located at the south entrance of the Chickamauga battlefield. Quarter Ton Parts”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5500.
Powered by an f-head.
“Here is a really solid 1942 Ford GPW Jeep for sale.
It runs and drives great!
I have put over $8,000 in work on it in the past year to get it restored, but I moved to the city and no longer have the time and space to finish the restoration.
The engine was changed out back in the 1950s to the later Willys F head engine. Runs like a top.
Parts that have been rebuilt or replaced in the past year:
Suspension
Carburetor
Brakes
Wheels
Tires
Transmission
Transfer Case
Drive shafts
Wheel bearings
And a few other small things.
It functions really well, but just needs someone to come in and finish it for a really nice show or parade vehicle.
Own a piece of history!
I love this old jeep and don’t want to sell, but I just can’t give it the attention it needs and deserves.
Will be happy to answer any questions. ”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1495
(08/22/2012) This has been modded a bit. Does not run.
“1943 FORD JEEP. NOT RUNNING. HAS A STUDEBAKER 6 CYLINDER OVERHEAD VALVE ENGINE. HAS A PAIR OF CAMARO FRONT SEATS. SOME RUST. LOOKS LIKE IT STILL HAS THE ORIGINAL MILITARY SPARE TIRE. GUY I BOUGHT IT FROM SAID IT WAS A 1943. I DON’T HAVE A TITLE. SO IT MAY BE A 1942, 1944 OR 1945. IT IS NOT THE “FORD SCRIPT” JEEP OF 1941. HAS SOME RUST, SEE PICTURES. UP TO 90 DAYS FREE INSIDE STORAGE FOR BUYER”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $11,500
“Here may be the best authentic original patina operating military jeep you may ever find! 1943 Ford GPW. Always garaged. Not many chances like this come up to own a piece of ww2 history with matching body and frame numbers. Purchased from the original post military owner. This is not a jeep that you would restore as its value is in the current RUST FREE patinaed ” worn look as if it came from a time warp” condition, parade quality that gets the attention plus safe to drives as it has seat belts and roll bar. Recent complete break overhaul but may need a new head gasket as tends to run warm sometimes. ”
http://seattle.craigslist.org/est/cto/5355045473.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3500.
(11/12/2015) That appears to be a VEC CJ-2A body with a filled in tailgate. The rear axles aren’t full floating. Might be a mix of parts. The dogs look in reasonable shape.
“1945 ford jeep, Buick V6 runs good , good tires, needs brakes. trailer for jeep available, ‘
