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Looks nice.
“Very nicely restored 1942 Ford GPW. These are very hard to find in this condition. Frame off restoration done 2013. Runs and drives great! Would be a great addition to any military collection. Script Ford logo identified on numerous parts. Complete Ford running gear. No Willys parts installed. Asking 18,000 OBO. Jeep can be seen and driven by appointment only. I do not need help selling. No trades.”
https://memphis.craigslist.org/cto/6084376689.html
No Willys parts installed? How about that radiator? (not GPW) …just sayin’
Both the radiator cap and horn are “odd”, too.
Overall pretty nice, though.
Never mind the radiator…….looks like a “Frenchie” Solex carburetor on there too !!!!