UPDATE:  **SOLD** Was $2000

Jake’s selling this parts jeep.

“Hi there, I have a 1943 GPW chassis with some body parts for sale.
The frame, engine, and data plates all match. ALL HAVE THE SAME VIN NUMBER: 152309
Frame is solid but has had mods done to it–as seen in the pics.
I do not know if the engine is free or not. IT does look like a good block though.
ALL VIN NUMBERS MATCH THOUGH!
i dont have title.
asking 2000 OBO.
this is worth something to the right person.
looks like this have been a navy jeep at one point–Not 100% sure on that though.
The jeep is in Houghton lake right now but can be moved to Freeland MI if you are going to buy it.”

UPDATE: Still Available.

(07/01/2015) Needs some work.

“Selling a 1943 WILLYS has a really nice rebuilt 1942 Ford F marked GPW engine runs and sounds like a Singer sewing machine f marked bellhousing and some other parts. We license this and drove all lights work including brake lights.
transmission is a t90 not the t84 original willys frame and 4×4 front and rear axle assembly original brake system I put all new wheel cylinders on it maybe brake pads had no brakes when I got it.
I went out and bought a hard top for it from Kentucky a cost of $600.00 you could sell it and use the money elsewhere. It fits nice with the later 46 windshield I have another split 46 windshield had no windshield
military tires and wheels the tub body needs restored it could be replaced with a reman or better tub.
have a set of F marked seat frames to go with it. correct restored oil canister and a few other wwii jeep items.
the frame is in great shape the front tips need replaced I would say it had a plow on it, it was light blue when I got it , I will throw in a plow for a willys as I have one. the gas tank has been removed and another type installed under the rear, the machinegun mount is still there.
when I got it and had the rear ends underneath the leaf springs they just need put back to original position. easy job This a great parts jeep or restore project this is real wwii the rare Ford GPW engine is worth quite a bit by itself.”

http://chicago.craigslist.org/wcl/cto/5226900616.html

UPDATE: **Status Unknown** Was $6500

“$3500.00 rebuild (new engine). New wiring. Straight body. No bondo, no rust. Great shape! Lots of pictures! ”

UPDATE: **Status Unknown** Was listed at no price.

Jay spotted this. I wonder if a hole was cut in the hood and then patched.

“Serious buyers only! Original and tuned up 4-cylinder 134 engine 2.2L. 3-speed transmission with Hi/Lo transfer case. Manual locking hubs (better to know front hubs are locked). Bigger gas tank and converted to 12V system. Very clean and in good shape, especially the age of of the Jeep. Looking for a good owner who knows these jeeps. Clean title!”

UPDATE: Still Available.

(09/07/2015) Seller also has a 1953 truck.

“Great restoration Project for winter. The 45 could be gone though and ready for hunting season. I need to sell these Rigs as soon as possible, Wife got sick and DR. bills are looming Please call for Info.”

http://boise.craigslist.org/cto/5208854731.html

UPDATE: Still Available.

(09/07/2015) Has a few changes.

“1944 Ford GPW jeep for sale or trade for boat.”

http://mobile.craigslist.org/cto/5209210168.html

UPDATE:**SOLD** Was $2000.

(08/19/2015) Only this one pic provided.

“no eng or trans but I have transfer case stamp gpw on it. front and rear end stock body all there”