1942 Ford GPW Willys MB Jeep

Description

I have 4 military jeeps for your consideration. I have far more projects and toys than I can get to this year or probably next:) I will also have a nice 1950 Dodge Power Wagon for sale in the next month also. I would like to sell all four of these jeeps together, but if they do not sell together I will sellseparate. Please email or call if you are interested in any of them individually, and we can figure something out. Buyer will be responsible for all shipping costs.
1943 Willys ( This is the one with the Ax and Shovel)This jeep isequippedwith an L134 engine and a T90 transmission. The Jeep has never been fully restored but is a good running, driving Jeep. The engine, tranny and 4x4 work as they should. The body has dings, scratches, metal patches in the floor and shows 70 years of use. It has new brakes, water pump, plugs, wires,carburetor, starter, battery, glass, seat covers, ax, shovel and a few othermiscellaneousparts. The tires are good on it. If you are looking for a $20,000 restored garage queen, then this jeep is not for you. If you are looking for a fun, affordable, good looking Jeep that will continue to increase in value, than this Jeep may be the right one for you. It still needs a few things.....i.e....head lights, brake lights and all its serial #'s painted on.
1945 Ford GPW ( This is the red one)This Jeep comesequippedwith the original engine and tranny. The gas tank was rusted out, so I hooked up a temporary gas tank and drove it down some back roads and around my property. The engine runs good and the 4x4 and tranny work good. This will be a non running Jeep for transport, for liability purposes & it has no brakes. The floor and sides of the tub by the seats are rusted thru. A lot of the parts on this jeep are "F" marked. This would be a great candidate for a full restoration considering how original it is.
1942 Ford GPW Script Tub (green with Ford script)The third one for your consideration has a T90 transmission and a transfer case installed and an L134 engine sitting in the back of the Jeep. Someone put power steering and power brakes on the Jeep. This is a project and needs to be finished. The floor and tub are solid but have some visual damage/ripples on the exterior of the tub. Again, it can be a nice looking, affordable WW2 Jeep but will never win 1st place at a car show.
1942 Ford GPW (Yellow)This Jeep is in need of a full restoration. It has the original transmission and transfer case and an L134 engine. It has a lot of "F" marked parts on it as well. This will need winched for transportation.
All four Jeeps have clean clear title. Please call or email any questions and please no solicitations!!
All Jeeps are sold "as is" with no guarantee or warranty. Thanks, Kevin 208.449.7eight5nine.