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UPDATE: UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4500.
(01/28/2017) Has a CJ engine and a few other updates.
“1942 Willey for sale with soft top
3 speed manual, 12v converted.
Does have 2 seats, one currently removed.
Runs good, in good shape.
Please email for more info.”
Why are you thinking “GPW”? I didn’t find any Ford distinguishing features.
I also like how today’s first 3 posts are red white and blue (well, in the order blue, red, and white) 😉
The title of the Craigslist post indicates this is a GPW.
Makes sense, although the seller wrote “Willey” …funny.
Looks to be a GPW hood.
Is your Jeep sold or not?
Hi Peter,
Looks like it sold. I’ve updated the post.
– Dave