ford gpa g504

I have some extra ones in the garage, still strong and useable but they need to be lightly restored. Someone used a wrong tool to remove them (not me).

Congratulation Bob, what a great work ...

Here is the exact picture title :

1946, 5 YEARS OLD IN HAWAII, LITTLE BROTHER PAUL, FATHER WILLIAM, GPA JEEP, WWII WAS OVER. WE LIVED IN NAVAL BARRACKS, AIEA HILLS ABOVE PEARL HARBOR

I also have the same one on my GPA.

I will take one.

Great fun and great vehicles.

Here in Belgium we don't had such a great weather since month and month ... send us this sun please.

Another one here, who can help me to identify her numbers and location ?

Very happy to read here that you plainly recover from your wounds.

Great metalwork skill for sure but what is very increbile is the kind of pictures you share. I never saw such kind of undressed (unshamed :wink: ) GPA before. Very strange but interresting.

Thanks for the reply Patrick.

I still have a small floor panel for you here in the garage. Maybe a meet in Ciney ?

Who can help me to identified them (frame number ... etc ?). http://blog.hemmings.com/wp-content/uploads/2007/03/FordGPA_01_resized.jpg http://blog.hemmings.com/wp-content/uploads/2007/03/FordGPA_02_resized.jpg http://blog.hemmings.com/wp-content/uploads/2007/03/FordGPA_03_resized.jpg http://blog.he...

Dear LincolnS, do you know if it will go in a GPA ?

Scroll down.

http://www.militaryvehiclesmagazine.com ... 59Articles

Chet Kraut's one restauration can be follow up there :

http://l-cars.com/galleries/gpa/index.html

Very interresting Ian. You are a true well in the GPA matter.

Considering there were ~12000 made

... and maybe a little more than 300 still existing today on the whole Earth.

Lincoln, your engine datas and pictures are now on my updated website.