Nice.

“For sale is a 1943 Ford GPW military Jeep. Same as a Willys MB but manufactured for the U.S. Government under contract during world war two by Ford. It runs and drives great! It has a new reproduction “summer top” from Beachwood canvas. New seats cushions and canvas covers from Weebewebbing, new Firestone military non directional tires, new points and condenser, new shocks and springs, new exhaust, rebuilt steering box, master cylinder, fuel pump and carb.  Contact John @ 206 – 396 – 6979″

http://seattle.craigslist.org/see/cto/2596269402.html

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3500

(01/02/2011) This appears to have an unusual bar on the passenger side spanning across the rear wheel well.

“I have the title in hand, with current registered black plates.

This is a nice old jeep. It has a Willys MB hood. This was one of the first Ford keeps made. The frame serial number is GPW 10792* (yes it is a star, not a missing number) The body does not have a serial number, which is correct for the early 42 jeeps. The motor serial is 171304, so it isn’t the original motor but it is still the correct L134
It has a Volvo gas tank behind the seats in the cargo area. The steering column and seats are vw.
The body and undercarriage are solid.
I had the starter rebuilt last year.

Has locking/non-locking front axle so it can be towed. Also has light hookup like a trailer for towing.

Has a black top and doors that come with it.

The bad- I had ezlube change the oil and 2 months later, I found out the oil had been leaking out of the drain plug. I found out when the motor stopped running. This just happened in mid August. Prior to this, I had put a new battery in it and used it daily for a 12 mile commute. Tranny and 4wd work great.”