Looks sound. See more pics here: http://www.haggleme.com/Vehicle/178558/1942-Ford-Jeep.aspx

“1942 Ford GPW Jeep S/N 78559, Production date 11/13/42, Contract # 20159749, rebuilt by Moore Equipment Co., Modesto Division on June 1945 with the following recent work:

Period correct replacement engine, MB# 405201 (44 date) Casting # 4-25 638632 W3 AN1-C2 N- machined @0.20 oversize with all new internal components including hardened seats, valves, and a new Carter carburetor. Other new items include Weebee Webbing canvas top, NOS fuel sending unit, rear springs, and black out marker light..

Everything is in perfect working order. The total mileage is 1,914 since the complete rebuild 5 years ago. Most parts, including the rear floor pan were purchased from Peter Debella, Brent Mullins and John Fitzpatrick.. The engine has less than 500 miles since the teardown back in March of this year.. ”

https://miami.craigslist.org/brw/cto/d/1942-jeep-for-sale/6408771778.html

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $8000.

(07/16/2017) Could  be worth a look.

“1944 Ford GPW army jeep for sale. Was completely overhauled in 2006. Runs well. Price $10000 cash. Was registered last in 2008. Transferable registration on hand.”

UPDATE: Still Available.

(11/25/2017) Could be a good price. Probably has a non-original engine.

“Rare 1942 FORD Jeep ready to be your next project.”

https://boise.craigslist.org/cto/6398261801.html

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4800. Brian noted that the serial number indicates this is a 1943 GPW.

Tim shared this one.

“WWII Jeep project. This is a Ford GPW WWII Jeep. I believe it is a late 1943 or 1944 but I am not certain. The jeep is fairly complete and would make a good project for someone looking for a restoration that has been already started. The body is in fair condition with the front floor needing the most attention. The drivetrain is mostly there with the exception of some transmission parts. It has a WWII GPW motor that will need rebuilding. The pictures speak for themselves and are a good representation of what the Jeep is. Again this is a project and will need a good amount of work before it is ready for the road. Feel free to ask any questions and I will do my best to answer them. These are getting harder and harder to find in restorable shape especially the GPWs. I don’t have the time anymore or I else would finish restoring it myself but I would rather see it get finished then sitting around.”

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.”

UPDATE: Still Available.

(09/04/2017) “1942 GPW
GPW #90115
Yes, this is the model built for WWll!!
Runs, Drives, and Stops
GREAT START FOR A RESTORATION
Motor changed to make it more reliable
All fluids changed
Sitting on BFGoodrich 32’s
Body has patching
Original drive train
8000 lbs winch
Clean GPW wisconsin title
Very solid base for a restoration
Lights work
Solid frame
No rust holes on body
Mostly original
willing to throw in a willys L-134 motor and a gallon of the original (OD Olive Drab) paint”

https://chicago.craigslist.org/chc/cto/d/1942-ford-gpw/6397204414.html

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3500.

“42 military jeep body and frame sandblasted and frame painted black. New tires when parked. Been inside for yrs. Did run and drive when parked. Has hide away heatlights vin# GPWZ6713”

Worth a look.

“gpw jeep body same as willy s mb used take off with wind shield and fenders it is a typical old jeep body do not ask how good shape its in u need to come see it 300 this is my final price drop I will not go any lower”

https://terrehaute.craigslist.org/pts/d/willys-jeep-body/6384355010.html