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1945' Ford GPW
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$39,995Published 22 December 2025ID: Vu8paq
- North Carolina
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Information from the owner
Age: 80 years
Transmission: Automatic
Exterior color: Green
Seller's comments about 1945' Ford GPW
Let me introduce you to an extremely clean and well refurbished GPW FORD from 1945 More details and a full description coming soon. In the meantime please review some of the pictures.
The 1945 Ford GPW Jeep represents the final era of World War II production and remains one of the most historically significant military vehicles ever built. Produced under wartime contract to the same specifications as the Willys MB, the GPW features the iconic flat-fender design, a rugged steel body, and Fords distinctive F-marked components throughout. Powered by the 134ci L-head 4-cylinder paired with a 3-speed T-84 transmission and 4x4 drivetrain, the GPW was engineered for reliability, simplicity, and field serviceability under the harshest conditions.
As a 1945 example, it reflects late-production details and the culmination of continuous wartime improvements. Today, surviving GPWs are prized by collectors, restorers, and military-vehicle enthusiasts for their authenticity, engineering simplicity, and direct link to U.S. military history.
>A full description of the origins will be available upon request. For immediate assistance Call or Text Cyrus Klaesi at Attention! We are a dealership upon appointment only.
We are located in Charlotte, North Carolina, USA - Eastern Standard Time
The 1945 Ford GPW Jeep represents the final era of World War II production and remains one of the most historically significant military vehicles ever built. Produced under wartime contract to the same specifications as the Willys MB, the GPW features the iconic flat-fender design, a rugged steel body, and Fords distinctive F-marked components throughout. Powered by the 134ci L-head 4-cylinder paired with a 3-speed T-84 transmission and 4x4 drivetrain, the GPW was engineered for reliability, simplicity, and field serviceability under the harshest conditions.
As a 1945 example, it reflects late-production details and the culmination of continuous wartime improvements. Today, surviving GPWs are prized by collectors, restorers, and military-vehicle enthusiasts for their authenticity, engineering simplicity, and direct link to U.S. military history.
>A full description of the origins will be available upon request. For immediate assistance Call or Text Cyrus Klaesi at Attention! We are a dealership upon appointment only.
We are located in Charlotte, North Carolina, USA - Eastern Standard Time
