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UPDATE: New pic with updated paint. Price raised to $14,500.
(05/02/2012) “military vehicle 1942 gpw ford restored and re painted but still need some details, i have some original parts and accesories if you´re interested send me an email to make a deal, im asking 14,900 dlls or best offer … thanks ”
http://sandiego.craigslist.org/csd/cto/3107080323.html
With new paint:
With original paint:
I want some of those tires. Are they Mexican military tires?
I hadn’t noticed the tires. I’ve never seen those before.
unless he changed the bumper and switched front hubs; i’d say these are two different jeeps
Hey, with NAFTA we should be able to import those tires. I bet there would be a market for them, I would buy a set.
What’s that, Israeli plates ?? Tires by the way are later(50s to 80s) 7.50×16 NATO standard tread model as used on the M38A1
Thanks Leo … Here are some pics of those tires based on Leo’s info.
http://www.surfacezero.com/g503/showphoto.php?photo=43541&title=nato-tire&cat=500