Ford - GPW - 1942
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Ford GPW from 1942 in brown with Dutch registration, 4000 miles, petrol, manual transmission, 60 HP, engine GP112944, matching colours yes, CoC absent, MOT not valid, service book/history false, located in the Netherlands, in very good overall condition with minor chips and scratches.
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Description from the seller
GENERAL:
A newly renovated Ford GPW 4x4 from 1942. The Ford Jeep is fully renovated to its original state. It's an open car with roof. The Jeep was also used by the SAS in that time. This is a ready to use WW2 GPW Jeep, everything works and it is a lot of fun to drive!
BODY/PAINTWORK:
The Jeep was brought back to its original colour, sanddust with blue details. The car has no rust. The Jeep has undergone a full nut and bolt restoration and features a new wiring harness. The rubbers, suspension etc. are all new. There’s no chrome on the car. The glass is original. All the original parts are marked with the letter 'F'. The plaque shows that the car has been manufactured in 1942.
TECHNICAL CONDITION:
gearbox and suspension have been overhauled. The Jeep has a new wiring harness, all brakes are new and overhauled. The engine is from a CJ2 Jeep Willys. The engine has good compression runs and start great. The choice for this engine is because the Willys engine is better developed and stronger steel. This engines has 60 HP. The original Ford engine comes with the jeep. The original Ford engine has number: GP112944. Sand tires and rims are in good shape as a WW2 Jeep should be.
INTERIOR:
The interior is still original WW2 Jeep all restored 8 years ago. The car has a kaki color canvas, the original hood is in good condition.
DOCUMENTS:
Basic documents like Invoices and license are included with the Jeep
COLLECTION:
The Ford GPW is located in The Netherlands.
OTHER INFORMATION:
Price is including additional items such as the antenna etc.
GENERAL:
A newly renovated Ford GPW 4x4 from 1942. The Ford Jeep is fully renovated to its original state. It's an open car with roof. The Jeep was also used by the SAS in that time. This is a ready to use WW2 GPW Jeep, everything works and it is a lot of fun to drive!
BODY/PAINTWORK:
The Jeep was brought back to its original colour, sanddust with blue details. The car has no rust. The Jeep has undergone a full nut and bolt restoration and features a new wiring harness. The rubbers, suspension etc. are all new. There’s no chrome on the car. The glass is original. All the original parts are marked with the letter 'F'. The plaque shows that the car has been manufactured in 1942.
TECHNICAL CONDITION:
gearbox and suspension have been overhauled. The Jeep has a new wiring harness, all brakes are new and overhauled. The engine is from a CJ2 Jeep Willys. The engine has good compression runs and start great. The choice for this engine is because the Willys engine is better developed and stronger steel. This engines has 60 HP. The original Ford engine comes with the jeep. The original Ford engine has number: GP112944. Sand tires and rims are in good shape as a WW2 Jeep should be.
INTERIOR:
The interior is still original WW2 Jeep all restored 8 years ago. The car has a kaki color canvas, the original hood is in good condition.
DOCUMENTS:
Basic documents like Invoices and license are included with the Jeep
COLLECTION:
The Ford GPW is located in The Netherlands.
OTHER INFORMATION:
Price is including additional items such as the antenna etc.
Details
Brand
Ford
Model Type
GPW
Year
1942
Located in
Netherlands
Mileage reading
4000 mi
Registration papers
with Dutch registration
Transmission
Manual
Fuel
Petrol
Colour
Brown
Horse Power
60
Matching numbers
Unknown
Matching colours
Yes
Service book/history
No
Valid MOT
No
CoC (Certificate of Conformity) present
No
Certificate available
No
Engine number
GP112944
Condition (Paint & body)
Very Good: minor chips or scratches, minor conventional body and paintwork
Condition (Interior)
Very Good: clean, showing minimal wear. May require replacement of minor missing or broken parts
Condition (Frame & underbody)
Very Good: frame/structure is in a well preserved condition, minor signs of usage/wear
Condition (Mechanical)
Very Good: mechanically sound, may require minor service
Condition (Overall)
Very good condition: minimal signs of wear
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