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The VIN number is listed as C599.
” 1942 Ford GPW JEEP WWII SURVIVOR JEEP 4×4 SUV”
http://atlanta.craigslist.org/nat/ctd/4855983620.html
I’m in this area. Is this a good deal for this jeep?
Hi Jordan,
It is likely not a ‘good deal’ but it might be a fair price for the area if it has matching numbers, the correct carb, runs well, has no rust and other minor issues. Anytime the price of the MBs or GPWs climbs over $10k then you have to start looking at small details to know whether the price is reasonable or not.
Thanks,
– Dave
Dave is correct on what he said. A person should take in to consideration how correct they want the jeep to be. Having to buy the correct parts can add quite a bit more to the price. This one at the very least would need combat wheels, regulator, fuel filter, correct looking battery, and battery hold down.