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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1200.
Includes some parts not shown.
“Up for sale I have an original Ford GPW Engine.
The serial number places it in 1943.
The engine has been refreshed, with a new gasket kit, new valves (omix ada), new timing chain (omix ada), and new points for the distributor.
Although not pictured, included is the oil rod, oil spout, flywheel, and the piece of metal that goes between the engine and the flywheel.”
It looks like this one sold. I’ve updated the post.
– Dave
Hi ,Nigel here over in the UK,hope someone can help,I’m looking for a 1942 restored GPW engine and a 1942 restored Willys engine
Any info will be much appreciated
Cheers
I saw one for sale on Craigslist. I’ll see if I can find that again for you.
– Dave
Thanks Dave,If I could get two good engines they would fit on one pallet and keep the individual engine shipping costs down,the down side of living the wrong side of the pond !!
Nige
Understood!