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This looks like a good price, despite the odd body.
“1942 Ford GPW WWII Jeep #109046. The original body has been cut, and though sound, is not restorable. Has good MB engine, rebuilt trans and transfer case, new steering parts, 5 new NDT tires, new brake parts, etc. The Jeep runs and drives excellent. A fun Jeep as is or, with a new body kit, would make a nice classic. $3,000.”
http://spokane.craigslist.org/cto/4371331104.html
That engine looks great… not totally original (e.g. Solex carb), but really nice. It sure is too bad the tub was mutilated. The Mack bulldog and Ford logo add character 🙂
And the windscreen is from a CJ2A model too!
That’s an odd vin # 109046. I have a number matching ’43 gpw, deliver 3/22/43 and the vin# is 103941.
Yep, that’s a good point. The number would make it a ’43. Maybe it was mislabeled on the title?
Yea, that Vin is a little high….
My GPW#90918 was built 12/31/42 last day of the year! 🙂