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Includes a T-84.
https://columbus.craigslist.org/cto/d/1944-ford-gpw-frame-with-84/6492892333.html
“I have a 1944 Ford GPW ww2 Jeep frame for sale. The fame is in good condition just needs a good sandblasting. Comes with front and rear axles and springs. I also have the T-84 transmission that was off of it and it is freed up. Tires and rims not included! $1500 OBO. I have more old ww2 and CJ2A Jeep parts for sale if you are interested contact me.”
Hello,just wondered what GPW parts you might still have.
Hi Mark,
It looks like this set of parts sold. I don’t have any more contact info for this seller. I’ll delete this post.
– Dave