UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay.

It’s a GPW that hasn’t been started in a while.

“IMPORTANT UPDATE: Upon further inspection, research and some expert advice (thank you!), I believe this is a 1943-ish Ford GPW. I have included more pictures. Some just for your additional information and some show the details that positively identify it as a Ford GPW as opposed to a Willys MB. For example, the frame under the radiator is an inverted U as opposed to a tube on the Willys.

The one picture is the engine serial number which is 3059695. From what I have read, that’s not the original Kaiser motor.
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UPDATE: Still Available.

(11/04/2014) Listed as a 1946, this has GPW tool lids and other military elements. A tailgate has been added. The pics below are from the ad in 2014.

“1946 Willys Jeep. Original motor and drive train. Runs but does smoke.”

http://westslope.craigslist.org/for/5580240211.html

Looks like a good price, assuming the projects aren’t too big.

“pretty solid old flat fender
Tub is good with very little rust
302 Ford
Toploader 4 speed
PS, Front Disc brakes,
Full Cage
Rear seat
Extra front and rear end
Have a top and some half doors
Runs and drives well

Needs a couple oil leaks fixed…rear output seal for transfer case. one front axle seal and one rear axle seal……..can be driven home but these will need attention.”

http://wenatchee.craigslist.org/cto/5576829724.html

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $6500.

Has a lift kit.

“Bought this b/c its a 1942 Ford Script GPW jeep and b/c it is cool.. runs great…its a great deer hunting jeep.. play jeep or just jot around town cool ride.. gets lots of looks b/c its looks cool… I was thinking I would go thru it and fix it to full stock.. .as a GPW Ford Script Jeep.. After full inspection it is beyond what I want to get into…

It has bondo in it… has been converted to power steering has a lift on it (only about 1.5”)… and is missing stuff that is needed … like the light buckets.. black out lights .. and things like that…. Continue reading →

Seller is listing this as a MB/CJ2. However, it looks like this has a GPW body and some military running gear.

“This is a 1948 Jeep/Willys MB/CJ2. As a WWII jeep, at the end of the war these were sold to civilians as a CJ2. As is common in these years, this one has MB parts (military) and CJ2 parts (civilian) as they used all the parts to put these in production. This has the L134 flathead-Go Devil-engine. The engine runs! You can hear it run when you come look at it. I had inquiries so I checked; I drove this jeep. It appears the tranny, etc is fine. I drove it around, however, it has no brakes (brake cylinder is dry). Floorboards are solid. No rust through.

This would be a good project. That was my intention, but other projects took priority. The body has bondo covering it. The “patches” (seen in the photos) are places where the thick bondo has flaked off. The metal underneath is in pretty good shape.

This has a working PTO winch, 4 hi, 4 low, etc. It’s a project, but it has good potential. Two extra military seats and gas tank go with it (not sure what they’re from). Engine has been converted to 12 volt system.”

http://denver.craigslist.org/for/5542248507.html

Not sure how much value is here.

“42 gpw willys. is taken apart was going to build it into a buggy but don’t have the time. body is complete hood fenders ect ect. trans and t case all there needs work but would make a cool project. no papers was going to be green sticker off rd only. asking 800.00 obo. just need it gone.”

http://sfbay.craigslist.org/eby/cto/5567011675.html

UPDATE:  **SOLD** Was $3500.

(03/11/2016) Runs.

“I have a 1942 willys jeep. f script military jeep
runs and drives can be restored or used as is. ”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $8000

It runs and drives.

“I have a ford 1942 ford GPW jeep (like a willies) runs and drives, not original motor, but it is the same. body and frame numbers match, I have decided I do not want to spend the time to restore this jeep. If you are interested text me an offer. All gears work, 4×4 works, lights work.”