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UPDATE: Status Unknown. Was priced at $3000.
(09/13/2014) It will run on propane or gas.
“This jeep is perfect for the deer lease or to restore. This jeep can run on gas or propane. This jeep runs very well. Make me an offer before deer season is here.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3500.
It includes a hardtop.
Ok… Here it is. I as selling my Willys Jeep. It has been my daily driver for the last 2 years and runs great.
It has the Dauntless V6 with the T-90 tranny connected to a Dana 18. I believe it has the axles from a late 60’s to early 70’s CJ-5. The Dana 27 front and Dana 44 rear. It’s running 3.73 gears. It will do 75 on the freeway. Power steering. The intake is leaking oil, I have the gasket, just haven’t got around to changing. It only leaks when it’s running anyway.
I have a hard top for it with the doors. I put it on for the winter. It has a heater.
It’s running on 35’s. Can’t think of anything else right now. $3500 is the price . It’s a good deal just look around. Running, Driving ’43 Jeep with Hard top. Oh, it has collector plates… never need tabs. Title in hand.”
UPDATE:**SOLD** Was $850.
(03/10/2013) This runs and has later model axles, but needs work.
“Project vehicle will run. 4.3 V6. 1969 axles, 391 ratio.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3500.
(07/16/2013) This jeep has some vintage slot rims.
“’44 Willy Jeep for sale or trade.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $500.
Joe checked this one out. He needs someone to buy this so he doesn’t buy it. Below is his great report on the vehicle:
“I don’t think they know if it is ’41, ’42, or later since the title has an “Assigned Registration” sticker on it. I think this means the title is based on what an owner reported to DMV/MVD, rather than what a true title history or expert might have detemined. The numbers plate was not on the glove box and I forgot to check the frame behind the front tire. Despite some surface rust, it’s probably still there.
A title for the vehicle (but ONLY if you take it ALL with you: he’s had full price offers for just the title and refuses)
· 1942 GPW Body (not Ford script) in rough but restorable condition.
· 1942? GPW Frame cut at the front horns, homemade bumpers, and power? steering box.
· Front and rear full floating (military type) axles and springs.
· Front locking hubs (Warn old-school type – see pic).
· Bumperettes (sitting in the back: looked good… might be newer than WWII, though).
· CJ2A “bug-eyed” 7-slot front grill.
· Decent modern bucket seats that look comfortable and useable.
But…
· No engine, no transmission or transfer case, no drive shafts
· No windshield, no gas tank, no orig seat frames
· No combat rims, no spare tire bracket, no gas can holder”
UPDATE: Sold. Was listed at $1500.
The passenger side’s been cut, but it runs.
“Military issue Willies Jeep. motor runs, all drive train is there. Good project vehicle. Clean title in hand. 1940 9 N tractor in photo also for sale.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $15,995
“Year: 1944
Make: Willys
Model: M38 Jeepney
Color: Silver
Transmision: Manual
Drive: Rwd
Engine: 134.2 Ci
VIN: 89127
Mileage: 640
Asking: $ 16,995.00 O.B.O.
Options
4 CYLINDERS
3 SPEED STICK
Stainless steel. new upholstery. 12 volt. new wiring. new brakes. new suspension. new carb. new wheels. original L head engine. new gauges and alarm. this vehicle was chauffer driven for base commander in phillipines. ”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4500.
(08/18/2013) It has a few updates. It’s missing the steps.
“1941 Willy’s has chevy steering with tilt column, Warn locking hubs, Mustang buckets, reverse steel rims
Call for more info 916-773-0677 May trade for drag car ??”
http://sacramento.craigslist.org/cto/3992156296.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $10,000.
Nick forwarded this find. The seller wants to sell everything together.
“My father was a very early (charter?) member of one of the first Jeep clubs in the country: the Yakima Ridgerunners (est. 1947). I am 65 and literally grew up in the back of his 1945 Military GPW Jeep. His WW2 Jeep was his baby, meticulously maintained, well-cared for, and always housed in the large barn on his property in Yakima.
Over the years he continuously added to his parts collection, and at the time of his recent death (April 2013) his WW2 military Jeep parts and parts Jeeps occupied a good share of the barn and adjacent shed building. Two of the Jeeps, plus a utility trailer built on Jeep axles, wheels, rims & tires, are titled, but only one is fully operational — his original, mint-condition 1945 GPW. But the WW2 era Jeep parts collection is extensive.
As the Personal Representative of his Estate I am now authorized to offer his entire “collection” for sale for $10,000 FIRM! I have received considerable interest, and several offers, for portions of this inventory, but wish to sell the entire “WW2 Military Jeep collection” in a single transaction, either to a single buyer or a group of buyers, but in a single transaction”
UPDATE **SOLD** Was $2900.
It’s been highly modified.
“1945 Willys Jeep for sale. $2900.00 Firm
TJ Wrangler Bucket seats, Tilt Steering, Straight 6 Ford 200, 33″ tires and Aluminum Rims, New Clutch, Pressure Plate and Throwout Bearing, Tow Bar, Toyota Axles, Soft Top, Spare windshield and Windshield Frame, Extra Front Fenders, LED Tail lights and LED Marker Lights
Runs Excellent!!”
