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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $990.
Appears worth a look.
“parting out 1942 ford gpw body. early ford grill $300 / hood $90.00 / body (tub) $350.00 / windshield assembly $150.00. mb fenders $100.00 obo.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $7000.
It’s listed as a 1967. It doesn’t run, but looks solid.
“1967 Willys jeep. Not running, but body is in great shape. It’s been in my garage for years just collecting dust. Great project for one of a kind jeep. Text with questions.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $15,900.
Refurbed, but not restored.
“1942 Ford GPW Military vehicle. This vehicle is fully restored only 268 miles ago, rebuilt engine, transmission and transfer case, all new interior, gauges, tires, wheels and a replica browning 50cal. machine gun. Only used in parades, and driving around town. It runs and drives great, looks killer, super fun and a real 1942 icon. #25178. Now on display at the home of “over the top cars” CHECKERED FLAG CLASSICS 7743 MONTEREY ST GILROY”
It’s a project.
“I have a 1943 Ford GPW WWII Army Jeep.
L 134 Engine Rebuild just needs to be taken apart to be cleaned.
F marked Cylinder Head recently machined
T84 Transmission Recently Rebuilt
T84 Transmission Housing NOS
Dana 18 Transfer Case in pieces
Dana 25 Front Axle with all new brake set up
Dana 27 Rear Axle with all new brake set up
GPW Tub
GPW Frame F marked and frame as been repaired and paint Olive Drab and is ready for Resto.
Steering gear F marked
Rims
Misc Engine Pieces
Starter
Generator
Steering Wheel
Leaf Springs are new
Shocks are new
Front & Rear Bumpers
Orginal Data Plates
Everything is for sale out of everything I am only missing Wiring, Brake and fuel lines, Fuel tank, and some engine parts. I willing to work on price but don’t need to sale just wanting to sale. No Title. Email for prices.”
http://albuquerque.craigslist.org/pts/5829847030.html
UPDATE: Was $5500. **SOLD**
Has some wide bumpers.
“1943 ww2 GPW willy jeep 4wd still works great . 3 speed Comes with replica 50 M2 tires and wheels are brand new. Runs good. drive able.. ”
The body has drain holes, but looks MB-like otherwise. Might be a replacement body.
“Runs good. has newer Willys 4 cyl engine.”
http://lascruces.craigslist.org/cto/5822294330.html
UPDATE: Still Available.
(09/25/2016) It doesn’t appear to come with a top. That’s a ‘need’ in Western Washington State!
“42 for gpw 327 Chevy t90 3 speed trans wrangler leaves Dana 44 axles hummer brad locks and tires totally restored new interior etc.
Turn key needs nothing”
http://seattle.craigslist.org/est/cto/5797656604.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1800. I just noticed it has a PTO bar on the back.
I can’t tell for sure, but the extra rectangular data plate could indicate this was a reconditioned jeep. That could also be an explanation for the MB engine in the GPW chassis.
“I have a 1942 ford gpw that was made in April a 42 it is a script body has the t84 transmission that will shift has a willys MB engine im it Believe to be locked up has a title jeep will need a full restorations has some floor pans that are rusted through”
This was available a few years ago. I’m thinking that battery mount was not a field mod.
“1943 Ford GPW Willy’s Jeep for sale. GPW stands for Government Production willy’s. It has a 134 Willy’s motor (original) Go Devel. Jeep runs good. You do not have to have a title for these old jeeps
just a bill of sale in Alabama. ”
http://tuscaloosa.craigslist.org/cto/5790695913.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3500.
Wayne’s got this project for sale. The first two pics show it prior to disassembly.
“Matching numbers all original jeep.F parts include machine gun mount,steering wheel bracket,handles,bolts,seat frames,pintle hitch,bow frame brackets,radiator shroud,dashboard eye bolts,marker lights buckets and front covers,hood hinge,fenders,rear bumperettes,reflector frame and the tub of course.Original axe and shovel with 42 stamped in tempered axe head.original dated serial number gas can carrier.
Original bow frame,engine,transmission and running gear.Original steering wheel as well.has a cj windshield frame and the front horns and bumper will need work.most parts have been derusted and primed including the tub.the tub is original with Ford script on back.part of the front floorboard will need to be repaired as well as a few places around the outside of the tub where it was bondoed but will need to be cut oiut and patches welded.also will need a new gas tank well welded in and I would replace the passenger side rear quarter panel.
I have a replacement passenger side cowl step but havent purchased the other replacement parts yet.I have found the original early star pattern on hood overlapping onto the cowling as well as the “BOBCAT”stencil n the side.Unsure if that is the nickname of the sodier or referring to operation Bobcat of WW 2 on Bora Bora. Full of history I was going to make this a navy jeep grey with black accents making the Fs and Ford scripts stand out in matte black.i will post pics when i get a chance to upload them”
