ford gpa g504

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

Good , I do not yet know what his plans are for it.

Hello Gentlemen, The engine will be shipped soon. Are there any additional photos you would like to see? I will do the best I can to get a clear photo. The new owner lives in Luxembourg.

I am sure I speak for many when I say "We all thank you for saving such a valuable part and making it available."


^You are making me blush!

I am hoping the new owner is willing to share some of the background of their project with me and maybe send a photo of the engine's "new home". I love ...

Here is the serial number from engine GPA-935, as it rests inside the crate it has been stored in for the last 50+ years:

OK Gents, I borrowed a friend's camera that is much smaller than mine and can take photos a lot closer to the subject without getting blurry like mine does. I hope you enjoy this picture for your archives.

Mithril, I tried to photograph the serial, but the area is dark, and I couldn't get a clear shot either with the flash or without. I am afraid I would need to pull the oil filter to get a good one.

Tony, the plugs are indeed QM-2.

Is it possible to have from you a clear close up picture of the GPA number stamped near the oil filter?

I will try.
I had to use a mirror to read the number. I may have to remove the engine from the crate to get a better shot. A really good photo could be made if I removed the oil filter ...

Hello Gentlemen,

I am the seller of the engine on eBay. I am not restoring a GPA, but I joined to be able to answer any questions you may have about the engine, and to provide any additional photos to those who wish to have them for documentation.

I don't know the entire story about the engine ...