ford gpa g504

I just acquired this vehicle from a retired Ford dealership owner in El Dorado, Kansas, who purchased it as military surplus in 1954 in Tucson. He used it unregistered on his ranch for many years, according to his son-in-law. At some point the vehicle was driven into the dealership and left there for some decades. For its age and lack of use, the vehicle is remarkably complete and largely rust-free.

Check it with me in six months to find out whether its restoration is as fun then as it is now.

David Olasov

Hi David,

Any USA-registration on the hull? My GPA is 3 days older.
No USA-reg. number on mine!
Best regards,
Jan

Do you have some picture to share with us David ?

I have pictures, which I'll be glad to post once I figure out how to do so.[/list]

dmolasov wrote:I have pictures, which I'll be glad to post once I figure out how to do so.[/list]

please send them to me I will post them for you

Peter

Hello David

Welcome again!
I have your pictures shall I put them on the forum?

Greetings Bob

Sure. But I'd like someone to tell me how to do it so, as restoration moves along, I can share the progress.

Here some pictures of Davids GPA.
NOT BOB "S GPA !!!, Reactions to David.
David take a look at the topics at the forum
how to create a photo bucket.
If you can't succeed ask Peter Verhoeven or Glenn Verhoeve
to help you.
Greetings Bob

David:

For getting the registration number on the sides and rear I had good luck using just very fine wet sand paper kept wet with a sprayer. Good luck. You are way ahead of most of us already.

Great vehicle.

Registration number will be around U.S.A. 705900 ... ?