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UPDATE: Still Available.
(08/01/2019) I’m not sure what’s involved with the lien sale papers and obtaining a title.
https://inlandempire.craigslist.org/cto/d/upland-1943-ford-gpw-jeep/7112535038.html
“Selling a 1943 Ford GPW. Good running and driving Jeep. Original Ford flathead motor, fully rebuilt and runs excellent. Transmission shifts good. Stops good, has upgraded 11” brakes. Sold as is, what you see is what you get. Lien sale papers. Asking $6500 no trades.”
Yup. What you see…… T90 tranny, wrong radiator, very wrong gauges… I can not tell if this is a Ford frame.
Oops… Looks like a Ford front cross member.
Makes me wonder why the owner hasn’t gotten the paper work issue sorted and title in their name before sale. Due dilligence required on this one.
If the lien paper work is there. It’s easy to get the title. I bought my M38A1 in California this way. Just take the paperwork to the DMV and they will process it. Just needs a vin verification.