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Josh spotted the ad for this Ford GP.
“mortor- 4×4- tranny work- needs some brake and stering work”
http://minneapolis.craigslist.org/hnp/clt/3710752793.html
Wow, now that’s a rare one!
If that’s a slat grill jeep they should have taken a picture from the front!
If it has the original grille, it should be a slat grille.
It looks like a slat grill??? $9,000! :O
If it was not a 1941 GP, I would be hard to restore that one. 🙁
If It is a 1941 GP, it will be hard to restore.
Posted early during thought process, oops. 🙂
It is a 41 GP likely a first series. I would be surprised if it didn’t have the correct grill. It would be pretty hard to fit anything else except something entirely custom. The grill is rather short compared to say a gpw/mb grill. Restoration is a challenge but there are quite a few individuals re-creating parts currently. Also; though maybe not 100% correct many parts are derived or interchangeable with other ford vehicles of the era.
How do you get in contact with the owner?
Louie,
You’ll need to email the seller using the Craigslist email address:
hs9qq-3710752793@sale.craigslist.org
– dave