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UPDATE: Still Available
“1954 Military jeep runs and drives in great condition for 60 year old jeep body has very little rust is garage kept.It was used be a fire dept for years that it is the reason for the yellow paint.”
http://winchester.craigslist.org/cto/4646125748.html
I remember that jeep. We were guessing what the “GV” stood for. I looked at the map and noticed the Gore Volunteer Fire Department out further from Winchester on Hwy 50, but I think another reader recognized it as G____ Valley FD.
I understand my confusion now. This jeep has been listed in three different locations (middleton, VA .. Cleveland, Oh .. and now Winchester, MD) with three wholly different ad texts. One of the ads claimed the jeep had been used by the Grafton, Ohio, fire department. Joe, your Gore Volunteer guess is a good one. Thanks to Marc for helping sort through this.