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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $6250.
This looks good for the price. One of the photos within the ad showing the vehicle’s rear is actually of an M-151, so don’t let it confuse you.
“World War II veteran owned for the last fifty years, has original military equipment. Use to be in the Veteran’s parade but I’m getting older in the years. Hate to see it go but I have have enjoyed owning a part of history. Has been garage kept and has many new parts. Runs and drives good…….”
Serious question, continuing my education… are the brake and clutch pedals reversed?
I am not an expert but they look correct to me.If this is the real price,it looks like a great deal.
Looks to me like the front frame rails are going to need some work. Not original, too long and missing gussets. Lots of work ahead there in my opinion.
Post had been deleted. I was going to go get that one lol
S Giraud, I noticed the frame rails,bumper and no gussets,and yes some work would be needed there depending on what the new owner wants.and also it looks like the fuel filter has been bypassed.without a closer look who knows about correct parts and originality.it still looks like a lot of ww2 jeep present for the money in my opinion.:)
would make a great parade vehicle, hopefully a veterans group can use it.
I honestly thought the turned up edge on the pedals went to the outside, not the inside like these… just seeing them opposite here gave me pause enough to note I really didn’t know for sure
It’s this 1945 GPW is sold already? If it’s not can you please reply and I would love to buy it