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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $7250.
“1942 Army Jeep, [ Manufactured Dec. of 1942 ] Very clean Original unmolested Jeep , Runs and drives great, New Master brake cylinder, brake lines and fittings, converted to 12 volt system, Built by ford, in great shape, original engine, Matching ID numbers on engine ,frame and glove box plates , #GPW-84946, 4cly, 4wd, Solid jeep”
Craigslist ad says “Ford Willys Army jeep”. So is it a Ford or Willys? Pics show engine gpw serial number.
Not truly unmolested, I see what appears as body filler or repairs to the axle indentation area also a home made bumper, the fuel tank sump is questionable for a 43 plus other items. Personally I think a little too high. My intentions are not run down the vehicle, but to maybe point out some things that a person might not see, this happened to me years ago before I was educated and I also paid to much for what I thought was an original.🙂
Mike: oops, I missed the “GPW”. Thanks.
Luis: Your comments are good ones. I suspect anyone who has bought an old jeep has experienced the same bit of education (I know I have 🙂 ).
Dave, it was actually the seller who has 1943 Ford Willys Army jeep listed. I think some folks list this way to get more hits on the search. Makes since.
Gotcha. I see it off to the left. Sometimes I have to go through these so quickly that I miss stuff. Thanks.