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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was listed at $2200.
(03/06/2014) There looks to be value here. Motor will run.
“For sale= 1942 GPW jeep built by Ford during World War Two. The body in my opinion, is better than average, it is missing a few parts, but everything is available, as reproduced or can be ordered as original, it needs seats, gas tank and headlights to start with, it will run, and has a title in my name. This is a very good project jeep, it has a lot to work with and a lot of history behind it.”
This is actually in Christiansburg, VA. Just down the road from me. Looked at it today.
Thanks Eric!
Eric,
What did you think? Is it mostly original GPW under the hood? Is it an early Ford script body (on the rear below the fuel can holder)? With that later model windshield, M151 style wheels, and missing seat plus other parts I’m thinking it would cost a LOT to restore stock.