UPDATE: **SOLD** Was listed at $18,500.

“This 1942 MB is a good daily driver that is perfect for your next parade. It is not a 100% stock MB, but it is a solid vehicle you can use as is or take your time restoring back to original. Here are some specs on the Jeep:

The good:
*A good daily driver and parade vehicle
*Estimated 44,000 miles
*Original body and drive train
*Spent most of its post WWII life in California
*Combat rims
*New service brake system
*New parking brake
*New NDT tires and tubes (2)
*New canvas top and seat cushions
*All gauges work
*New fuel and speedometer gauges (reproduction speedometer has 309 miles; also have original speedometer with ~43,000 miles)
*New 12 volt alternator
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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $16,000.

It looks like someone added a draw bar to the rear of the jeep.

“A great example of the 1942 Willy’s WW2 Jeep in excellent condition. 4 owners.”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $19,500.

Some better pics would aide the sale of this.

“Totally restored and garage kept authentic military jeep that was stationed in France only 875 miles since restore only used for parades must see and serious inquires only I don’t need to sell it. Selling because I don’t have time for it. ”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $16,500

“1942 Willys MB Jeep (Slat Grill) newer restoration, new body, tires rims (split) paint, exhaust, seats, gages, etc… and canvas, titled as antique, driveable. e-mail for questions. Possible trade for muscle car.”

No explanation provided for the signatures on the hood’s underside.

“1942 willys ground up restoration every thing cleaned , replaced and painted must see no dreamer price NOT negotiable see pictures.over 300.pictures of restoration.we can send more.”

http://buffalo.craigslist.org/cto/4927888324.html

UPDATE: Was $12,500 **SOLD**

(02/10/2015) Sounds like this might have some interesting history.

“Up for sale is my 1943 Willys MB army jeep. It was motor pool refurbished by a WWII veteran and friends. I bought it from his son after he passed on. When I bought it I cleaned the fuel tank and lines and installed a new fuel pump. It runs okay but the engine needs a tune up. Brakes work good. Transmission runs quietly, but shifts poorly from 1st to second, and back. Tub was rusty but repaired. Needs new wiring, and generator rebuilt. Lights don’t work. Have speedometer and other gauges, but aren’t in great shape. Needs shocks. Comes with new NDT tires. Also have 5 combat wheels that go with it. This jeep has lots of extras. Clear open title. Reenactment quality. $12,500. I like to trade, but don’t ask unless you have a delorean or clean jeep wrangler /sahara that is paid for. Price is firm, I don’t have to sell. Don’t need a job, or help selling it. As always, local pickup and cash only. Serious inquiries only”

UPDATE: Was $20,000. **SOLD**

(08/28/2014) Looks solid.

“I am selling my 1945 Willy’s MB that I restored in 2005. Since the restoration the Jeep has been driven 3000 miles and is in perfect running and driving condition. Every part on this jeep has been replaced or re-built when the restoration was done.The only bad thing about the Jeep is that it has some minor bumps and minor scratches from being driven, stored , shows and parades. With that being said it is not a trailer queen I have enjoyed driving it every one of those 3000 miles. The only reason I am selling it is because I don’t have time for it and keeping it stored is not doing it any favors. I would love for this Jeep to go to someone that will use and enjoy it.The Jeep includes the working Radios, and plenty of gear to go with it to make it authentic. The DOD on this Jeep is 7/11/1945. The Body is a reproduction but the frame and most of the hardware is either NOS or original. This was an original radio jeep and the old body can be included with the sale if the buyer wants it. The restoration was photo documented and I have all receipts to show that I am asking much less than I have in it. The Jeep has a clean VA title and YOM license plate that can be registered to the new owner.”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $14,000.

Not totally original, but looks like a solid parade jeep.

“This is a 1944 Willys MB that saw service in Europe from 1944 through 1945; was sold surplus following the war; current owner bought the jeep in Germany in 1987 and returned the jeep to Baltimore in 1989. Jeep is in perfect running condition, has no rust, and has original seats and canvas top; engine is not the original but is a 1945 original Willys engine. Original transmission, transfer case, and axles however. Has been converted to 12-volt and has a non-original electrical wiring harness. This jeep could be fully restored to show condition or used as-is. Given olive drab coat of paint with World War II markings in 2000.”

 UPDATE: **SOLD** Was No Price.

(10/16/2014) The VIN is incorrect. Appears solid.

“VIN: J249339
Stock #: 3090
Condition: Used
Exterior: Green
Interior: Green
Body: Convertible
Transmission: 3-Speed Manual
Engine: FLAT HEAD”

UPDATE: Was $16,500. **SOLD**

(10/02/2014) Jeep looks good. Not sure if price includes the trailer or not.

“43 Willy’s Military Jeep. This jeep has been rebuilt like new (or better). New top, military wheels, rifle scabbard w/a M-1 grand (fake, not real), no rust or bondo. I also have trailer. I have won several awards, 2 years in a row, BEST MILITARY vehicle in the Albany Veterans day Parade. Call for complete details of rebuild. Completed 3 years ago, about 400 miles on vehicle.”