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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was Make Offer
This Ford GP popped up for sale yesterday on Facebook.
“For sale 1940’s ford gp. I have been thinking about this project for months and came to the conclusion that I don’t have time or shop space to give it the proper rebuild. I know what it’s worth so please no low ball offers. Sorry no title. Located in eastern mt. I am taking offers or offers + trade.”
Hi, I am interested.
Hi Dave,
It looks like this Ford GP has sold, at least according to the ad on Facebook (marked sold). https://www.facebook.com/groups/837017479769475/permalink/2711767102294494
I’ve updated the post.
– Dave
An acquaintance of mine near Spokane (fairly close to this one) has two.
Maybe they came out of the same surplus batch?