Hi
Today I took the GPA out for a winter tour in the Dutch winterlandscape!
I had my winterenclosure on the GPA and I enjoyed a wonderfull heated GPA
With a freezing temperature and a lot of snow it was nice and cosy in the closed GPA.
I shut the front intake hatch and both outlet hatches on the outside.
I opened the two hatches at your feet ( early lifting eyes) and the hatch at the top of the dash.
With the four wheel drive I had a good grib on the road and no problems with the snow.
I had the intentions to go for a swim with the GPA but unfortunately the water and the ramp were froozen
A few months ago I enjoyed at the same spot with nice water and sunshine and now the temperature was
30 degr.celcius lower
Ford GPA 4928, 12-28-'42
Ford GPW 14284, 04-09-'42
1 Bantam trailer T3
1 Willys trailer MBT
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Wintere tour in Holland
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Wintere tour in Holland
Ford GPA 12350, april 2nd 1943
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Bantam trailer S.N: 147807
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Re: Wintere tour in Holland
Hi Bob,
Nice photos.
I had the same some days ago, here are the results:
Nice photos.
I had the same some days ago, here are the results:
Regards,
Leo Verhagen
http://communities.zeelandnet.nl/data/fordgpa/index.php
Ford GPA#8787 d.o.d. 27 Feb '43
Ford GPW#87243 d.o.d. 21 December '42
Willys MBT waiting for restoration
Leo Verhagen
http://communities.zeelandnet.nl/data/fordgpa/index.php
Ford GPA#8787 d.o.d. 27 Feb '43
Ford GPW#87243 d.o.d. 21 December '42
Willys MBT waiting for restoration
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