Looks in good shape.

http://sacramento.craigslist.org/cto/5036469031.html

“For sale is my 1942 GPW, serial #16501, DOD 4/8/42
Jeep is about 95% restored, 100% cosmetic restoration with a few mechanical issues to resolve. Ready for whatever final markings you decide.

I bought this jeep from a friend’s dad that purchased it from the Gov’t post war, so I guess I’m the 3rd owner, I’ve owned it since 1993. In the early 2000’s I started a restoration. In 2004 I had the transmission and transfer case rebuilt , (At that time I purchased an overdrive with PTO that I did not install that is also for sale). In 2005 (after my 4th kid was born), I took the jeep to two jeep buffs for restoration. They both live near me in Northern Ca.

Over a period of about 4 years they completely restored the jeep to be correct per the date of delivery as far as possible (and $ allowed). After I got the jeep back in 2009, I did some touch up painting on the bolt heads, etc. but other than that the jeep has sat in my shop. I drive it up and down my street every month or so, but I’d really like the jeep to go to a good home that will use it and appreciate it.

More pics at: https://www.icloud.com/photostream/#A2G4TcsmGmTnlb

Details:
Engine runs strong but was not rebuilt.
4 combat rims, 1 spare non-combat
Script Ford reproduction body.
The front fenders are also reproduction.
Most everything else is original or was NOS. All items, canvas, misc parts, etc. were provided by Ron Fitzpatrick.

Transmission and Transfer case were rebuilt by Herm Tilford of ATV Mfg.
All lighting works correctly including b/o lights except the dash lights.
Have receipts for most of the work.
Have title, last registered in California in 1983.”