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UPDATE: **Status Unknown** This likely sold. Was listed at $8000.
This may be worth a look.
“Restored jeep you have to see. Ford tires are on the jeep and there is an extra set along with the cover. Bumper has been bent. Otherwise it is in good condition.”
“Ford tires are on the jeep…..” ??? I’m a little lost with this.
Ford had their own logo on tires…on GPW’s Mb’s used Goodyears, and maybe other brands. There’s more to this, but that all I know..
Thanks Andy. Marc, here’s a link that shows a picture of the Ford Tires.
http://g503.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=220084
Based on the link, it also sounds like Coker will begin reproducing Ford tires again (though there seems to be some uncertainty as to their accuracy.
Thanks gents.
Has this jeep been sold? As I’m intrested!
Dave,
I haven’t seen this relisted. It likely sold.
– Dave