It doesn’t run.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1449550218950090/

“I have a 1942 Ford JP. Clean title in hand. Not Original Engine. These were made by Ford during WWll and were used in war frequently. This Jeep doesn’t run but it ran when it was parked years ago. Haven’t really tried to start it because there isn’t a battery. It is a 3 speed manual. It has a dual case, and front locking hubs. This Jeep is very very rare, yes it doesn’t run but everything else is there. Body is straight, tires hold air, engine and tranny are there ect…. I won’t respond to “is this still available” not in a hurry to sell, looking for the right deal as this Jeep is very rare and is 81 years old. Number of miles is unknown You will need to bring a trailer”

Scam? Or a good deal?

https://inlandempire.craigslist.org/atq/d/apple-valley-1945-ford-gpw/7657716065.html

“1945 Ford GPW Historic WW2 Military Vehicle. Most systems rebuilt, replaced or restored. Matching numbers. Been in garage a decade. Has been converted to 12v.”

One of these was an ambulance jeep.

https://slo.craigslist.org/pts/d/atascadero-wwii-1944-ford-jeeps/7653399503.html

“I have a pair of 1944 gpw Jeeps. One is numbers matching and one is a USMC WW2 ambulance jeep. The ambulance jeep is 1 of 20 known survivors as they made between 500-800 of them during the war. It needs a lot of work but is super rare. The floors are rotted and have new floors for it and a 27 gallon tub packed with new parts. Also it includes an original USMC marked mbt trailer. The numbers matching gpw has some rust out but better then 99% of Jeeps out there. It has a lot of original parts including the correct horn, front seats, correct carburetor and more.

Each jeep is 8k and have a nos gpw jeep engine block to offer extra with the ambulance jeep”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3500. This was previously listed in 2016 (pics at very bottom).

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1247637132618246

“1942 Ford gpw military jeep runs good clean title It has a newer motor and transmission brakes have been replaced”

Previous pics:

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UPDATE: Still Available.

(08/04/2023) This could be worth a look. It doesn’t run at the moment.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1338939916696575/

“I have a 1942 Ford JP. These were made by Ford during WWll and were used in war frequently. This Jeep doesn’t run but it ran when it was parked years ago. Haven’t really tried to start it because there isn’t a battery. It is a 3 speed manual. It has a dual case, and front locking hubs. This Jeep is very very rare, yes it doesn’t run but everything else is there. Body is straight, tires hold air, engine and tranny are there ect…. I won’t respond to “is this still available” not in a hurry to sell, looking for the right deal as this Jeep is very rare and is 81 years old. Number of miles is unknown You will need to bring a traile”

Looks like there is value here.

https://denver.craigslist.org/cto/d/parker-1944-ford-gpw-project/7636352644.html

“1944 Ford GPW – AS IS. Warhorse project.

Extra parts/missing parts – has a WOF flat-head. If you have any question – let me know. (Text/Email) I’ll answer as best I can.

Just to clarify, this is a project and is in non-running condition.
Please ask any and all questions. I’ll do my best to answer.

Thanks for looking.”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4000.

Looks like a good price.

“1942 Ford GPW, Willys jeep, WWII
Make a reasonable offer.
Tan

Modifications:
V8 engine (extended engine compartment)
T10 Transmission
Roll bar

Mechanic special
Off road vehicle – not for city driving

Tires are newer, but flat. You’ll need an air compressor to air them up. There’s power at the storage unit so you can plug something in. It should start. It’s only been sitting a year. I recommend having it towed/trailered anyway.

I am devastated to lose this. I grew up with it. My father made most of the modifications to it. It was our fishing/camping vehicle.

My boyfriend just passed and I can’t keep it. I want it to go to someone that will love it and use it.

I’m available Sunday to meet.”

UPDATE: Price dropped to $1499.

(03/20/2023) Andy shared this one. It appears to be a GPW based on the front cross member.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/739074384560054

“I do not know the year on this, it required a yr so I put this down. I know nothing about this, it has a motor, an extra set of axles as shown in the pictures, what you see is what you get. I am open on reasonable offers as well.”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay.

The starting price is $1750. Thanks to Bill for sharing it.

“1942 Ford GPW Jeep.

If you are look for a run around Jeep, OK. If you are looking for a quality restoration project, this Jeep is a disaster. It is sad the abuse inflicted on this early script Ford. Roll bar runs through the floor and is welded to the frame. The body was re-skinned. I cannot determine how much of the body is original or its condition. Drivers seat was extended two inches. Look over the pictures carefully. More pictures at:
1944 MB/ 42GPW (imageevent.com)

On the good side: The engine spins freely be hand. It has the early scalloped axles. Early windshield hold down, Ford Script, and other F marks.

In addition, included will be the two windshield frames, hood and one combat wheel.”

This has an unusual roll bar setup. Unclear how much work it needs.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/739939914272293

“I am selling my 1943 Ford Willy’s gpw. I have had this jeep for nearly 16 years. I somewhat restored it while I was younger but left for school and it sat for a while only being driven once or twice a year until the radiator blew a year or two ago. Since then it has sat waiting for some love. I currently don’t have the time or the money to get this where it needs to be. Hate to let it go but it’s hard to keep. Let me know if you have any questions.”

Unclear how much value is here.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/700052715463434

“This is a very rough vehicle, I think it is a 42 but not positive. Someone installed a later motor in it but I don’t know if it would run or not. I plan to cut it up and hang it on the wall in my shop. Willing to let go for $2,000 firm”

Bill shared this project.

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“Located in Central West Texas.  Ford GPW numbers matching Jeep:  Frame number, engine number and body tag all match.  Frame is clean, F-stamped as shown. The Jeep has been registered on the G503 site indicating early spring production number by SN. The Jeep has been in Texas since it’s military sale.  It has been on a ranch used primarily for hunting.  There is no title to the Jeep. It will be sold on a bill of sale with my name, address and phone number on the bill of sale. Continue reading →

UPDATE: Status Unknown. Was on eBay.

Bill spotted this GPW that Andy is selling on eBay. The current bid price is $11,100 (but the reserve has not been met).

View all the information on eBay

Here is your chance to own a Beautifully preserved original 1942 Ford “script” GPW Jeep. Very rust free body. Hood numbers and Nice undamaged data plates, serial #18xxx , 4/42 …..has Ford engine and drivetrain. An excellent Start to a museum quality restoration.
Frame etc. are in very good condition, Besides the rear crossmember that has been cut. I have included an original Ford crossmember to replace. unfortunately, Inside of body has various punched drain holes, that could quite easily be welded and patched.All Ford seats are also original to the jeep. Please message me with questions, clean title ..thanks.

Jeep did run before being put into very long term storage, will need to complete going through of all systems to be drivable. Does have original Ford engine block that turns with good compression. I will include the correct ford head. Extra missing parts as needed, including windshield.”

It’s rough, but it looks to be a GPW tub.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/970765144083649

“Old Military Willys/Jeep/Ford tub. Not sure of year. Could make a cool Rat Rod or cut a side off and hang it on you wall”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $10,000.

Might be worth a look.

“1942 Ford GPW. Rebuilt original flat head four engine. Converted to 12 volts with alternator. New battery. New brake master cylinder. 11 inch drum brakes installed. Radiator replaced. Exhaust replaced. New fuel pump. All gauges work (voltage, oil pressure, coolant temperature and fuel gauge). Working speedometer.”