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It is missing details such as combat rims and a slat grille, but looks solid.
“1941 willys MB jeep completely refurbished new everything only used part are as follows—-motor (military gen set motor 22 hrs) trans–rebuilt from 41 jeep—transfer case –rebuilt from 41 willys–rear end–rebuilt from 41 willys
All new body -tires, wheels,canvas,seats, equipment,gauges,battery,wiring,lights,blackout lights
NO RUST–undercoated
absolute excellant condition”
View all the information on ebay
UPDATE: Price dropped to $2500. No pics provided.
“1942 Flat fender, with a 1947 Willy’s body. Small block Ford V-8. Full top, half doors and summer top. Extra parts go with it. $2500.00 or best offer. Please call 509-304-4854 ”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5500. Note the suicide doors.
“1945 Jeep has iron duke 4 cly engine with overdrive. It has hardtop with suicide doors good tires and runs great. Has tilt telescoping wheel with newer power steering box. This is a great deal…..Drive it home today.”
No pics provided.
“1944 Jeep Willies MB with extra Engine ,Transmission, Transfer case and lots of extra Parts… needs head gasket $1500 OBO”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay
(08/22/2012) This runs and drives, but has extreme makeover body steps!
“This is a 1945 Willys MB Jeep. Its your chance to own a rare piece of WWII history at a cheap price. I have set the RESERVE LOW.
The jeep has been tagged in GA but there is no Title. GA will not issue title for a vehicle this old. Purchaser will get bill of sale and copy of my registration and your state will do what ever they do, some will issue title and not sure about others.
Here is what I know! The jeep is in ok shape for it being 68 years old. It runs and drives which is good compared to most. I found this in a barn and the previous owner did not know it was a WWII jeep. This is what I did to it to get it running and driveable a couple years ago. Distributor, plug wires,clutch, master cyclinder, front & rear wheel cyc, brake lines, plugs. This jeep still turns heads of anyone driving by in its condition.
Now, Jeep is missing some of its original parts, but it still has some on there. It does not have a gas tank, I have a temperary one in the back now so I can run it. The seat are not the correct MB seats, & the windshield is from a later model willys(no glass). As you can see in the pics some one has put some sheet metal over the rear fender tool boxes- im sure to cover the small rust holes in there. Also they put it on the side steps. It can easily be removed by someone who can do meatl work- I cant! I never had a chance to go thru the transmission. It will stick in third gear every now and then but has never affected me driving up & down road. data plate on dash are missing, but frame tag is intack.”
UPDATE: Status Unknown. Was listed at $11,999.
Looks real nice.
“1944 Willys MB jeep restored to military specification. Titled in WA state. 160 miles since restoration. Body off restoration. Original chassis sand blasted and painted. Rebuilt suspension, differentials, hubs, brakes, transmission. Rebuilt engine with new pistons, polished crank, new bearings. Original body with replacement toolbox and fuel tank wells. Original fuel tank repaired and lined. 6-volt electrical system with correct generator. New seat cusions and covers. New correct wiring harness. 4 original combat rims with new NDT tires. Toolkit and jack included. Some spare parts, manuals, parts, and books. More than $20,000 invested. Needs top bows, mounting brackets and canvas top.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay
(03/13/2013) This seller has provided a detailed list of parts and work. It looks good.
“FRAME Boxed and cross strengthen front and rear. FRONT AXLE Custom rebuilt from 69 M38A1 4:27 ratio. Differential & Disk brakes from Drive Train Whse. STEERING Upgraded .50in to 1.25in from 69 Army 1.24 truck. Steering arm & box rebuilt from GM Saginaw off a 78 Suburban. REAR AXLE Dana 44 Summers Brothers one piece SAE4340 advertised to withstand 1400 ft pounds torque. DIFFERENTIAL Reider Racing Power-Lock. REAR BRAKES 11” X 2″ drum from Drive Train Whse. ENGINE Custom built by SFD Engines of Dallas. 330 HP &423 foot lbs torque @3300 rpm. 355ci, 4 bolt main small block Chev, Flat top hypereutectic pistons, Total Seal moly rings. Comp Cams “off road” high torque cam. Intake lift .442 duration .288. Exhaust lift .465 duration .298. Heads are TrickFlow TwistedWedge, aluminum model TFS-31400001, 64cc chambers. 2.02/1.60 stainless steel valves CNC ports. Compression ratio 10.4. Rockers are Crane Cams Gold Race #CRN-10759-16. 1.6 ratio needle bearing. Block was magnafluxed, line bored with to rque plates, crank was turned cambered & polished. Rods are chev “pink” resized & aligned. All rotating engine assembly balanced to under .04 grams. Oil pump is Melling high volume/pressure . . . view more info on eBay”
It sounds like the seller wants more if it includes a title.
“Old Willys Jeep. Not running. best to just check out the pictures. Will not part out the jeep but you can if you buy the whole thing! You will need a flat bed and you can get a tille for the right price!”
http://cosprings.craigslist.org/cto/3699022007.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was No Price.
Ran when pastured.
“1943 willies jeep small block chevy 3 spd manual ran several yrs ago”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2500.
The body doesn’t look like a M-38 tub. It’s missing the fuel inlet. Maybe it’s a mb/gpw tub?
“CA registered till dec 2013 jeep. 231 v6 with long flow headers. 3 speed with twin stick and warn overdrive. new best top tiger top cost $900. full roll cage jeep is complete and is a true m38 tub. I am 3rd owner since it was bought from government. low miles . has tow bar. great hunting rig and eye turner.”
No pics provided. Could be anything.
“Great hunting and go anywhere Jeep. Drive train is amazing and works fine. Light rust from aging but is definitely worth a look. if interested call at 478-318-5425 willing to negotiate.”
UPDATE: Was on eBay. **SOLD**
This is a mix of parts.
“Here is GPW 7608. This is one of the very early and rare jeeps built by Ford but they did not have any frames so they had to put them on Wills MB frames. This jeep came from the factory in February or March 1942 having a Ford body on a Willys frame. This jeep is a very desirable jeep once restored and it will need a full restoration. It has Ford front seats, early axles, radiator, Ford GPW engine but missing the pistons, Ford GPW head, T-84 transmission case with no gears, Ford GPW transfer case and some data plates. The center nomenclature plate is missing but does exist in the collection of a very well known WWII Jeep supplier in Oregon and may become available. I will provide the name and details to the winning bidder. A photo is shown in the data base on the G503 web site. There is no title but I can obtain one if it is needed to be shipped overseas(for extra cost). I can haul this jeep to the port in Oakland for the cost of my gas. Shipping overseas is no problem at all and I have a great shipping company I can recommend.”
