My first (and currently only) GPW project kind of sounded the same way.
It was a GPW frame and it had an 'F' mark on the engines head.
After I got it home and started to learn more about MVs in general, I
found out my 1942 Ford GPW has: GPW frame, MB body, incorrect
transmission, MB radiator and a MB engine with a Ford head on it.
Good luck,
Rick
42-45 MB/GPW Salad
bdk wrote:
> Hi!
>
> I'm looking at an MB project and would like an appraisal from my
> esteemed MV list collegues.
>
> The jeep is titled and in license.
> It needs the tailgate conversion to be undone.
> It needs the gas tank well replaced due to rust, but appears to
> otherwise be rust free.
> Vehicle runs well and drives, but needs brake work (new M/C and wheel
> cylinders come with project). Transmission/transfer case seem OK.
> Dash is in excellent unmolested shape.
> Most of the usual stuff is missing (combat wheels, B/O lights, air
> cleaner, pintle, bumpers, spare tire bracket, etc.).
> Includes repro front seats and cushions (new).
> Needs complete rewire.
> Body has usual dents and dings, but nothing major.
>
> How much is it worth?
>
> Thanks,
>
> bdk
>
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