UPDATE: Status Unknown** Was $16,000.

I *think* this was a non running jeep that was for sale last year.

“1943 GPW WW II Jeep
*Authentic, original survivor with matching numbers
*Archives info:
-Army assigned original hood #
-Mfg by Ford, Louisville, Kentucky plant, May 28, 1943
-Shipped out that date by trucking company
-Dec. 1943 the last of GPW’s completely mfg’d in-house by Ford. The only Jeep mfg’d that built entire jeep in-house
*12V conversion with GM internal regulator alternator and custom after-market mounting bracket
*Original wide belt maintained
*Civilian tail lites & turn signals added for safety. Original military tail lites available
*Have complete new set of seat cushions; originals on seats in poor condition
*No back seat available
*New radiator & hoses with 50/50 coolant. Original radiator available in decent condition
*New original fuel filter element
*New points/condenser/plugs & wires
*Selectro Locking hubs w/o cutting threads off axle ends. Original
*Military full-time caps available
*Original radio/ignition suppressor still under cowl
*Recent new clutch kit
*Trans and transfer case recently had poor-man’s rebuild. Trans still has some common issues. Otherwise, functions OK.
*All military canvas top bows complete
*Original axle and shovel *Mechanical wipers *On CA non-op
*Lic plate mounting bracket w/lite up under spare gas can. Visibly legal yet not an eye-sore.
*New OEM exhaust pipe, muffler & brackets
*Very little under-carriage rust
*Original combat wheels with 600×16 military tires. One new tire for spare wheel
*New authentic front bumper & brackets *Body and frame unmolested *Original pindle hook
*Original data plates on glove box door
*Has its own dog tags on (2) keys with new authentic ignition switch
*Recent new Interstate battery
*Recent new brake master cylinder and stop lite switch
*Special Note* Member of the Military Vehicle Preservation Assoc. of America. It possibly served in the Pacific Theater as a follow-me jeep escorting bombers to parking area. Has some yellow paint showing through on corners, frontal area and windshield. Pictures in WWII jeep history books show follow-me jeeps checker-board painted frontal area yellow & o.d. to stand out.
No archive proof yet
*We flat tow or trailer jeep to occasional military events. Our favorite, General Patton Museum on Veterans Day at Chiriaco Summit, CA Also, used sight seeing, and exploring the desert
****Great, fun jeep and a historical piece of USA history****

$16,000.00 incl. boxes of NOS, used and original parts”