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Could anyone tell me what year, or even better month, the dip was incorperated into the top of a jeeps grill? Unless im mistaken, earlier jeep grills dont have this dip. Cheers.

Does anyone want to quote to move my GPW to Cornwall from Derbyshire?(330 miles one way) Jo

Sorry about the problems - must be the hoster i used. I'll delete the pictures an try posting some new ones.

Finished restoring our April 1943 GPW. took it to Normandy last week...Great fun!

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i recently purchased a new 43 GPW restoraton prodgect and have been made an offer of £150 plus ford scripted reflectors for the ones that came with the jeep. can anyone tell me why!? that have MADE IN THE U.S.A printed on them and more writing on teh top with STIMSONITE printed on the glass. there all in pretty good nick too.

Looks good! you had any problems keeping it matt? does it get scratched and dirty easily?

Im looking for a shade of olive drab to do a April 1943 GPW. i've used jeeparts light olive drab previously but i find it scratches too easy. saw a great shade of allmost sandy olive drab on a jeep at dallas dig out in their sheds and fancy somthing along those lines. any ideas?

thanks! is the 'F' mark on the grill located on the top plate? it has years of what looks like red lead primer on it so im going to wait till its sandblasted to look.

Does any body know a website showing the location of all the 'F' stamps on a GPW? Would be useful for reference! Thanks!

its a 1943. sorry about the slow loading pictures. certainly is alot of work but we've done jeeps before. any body got an idea where i can get a GPW engine from again? Thanks!

Just thought every one might like to see our new GPW started stripping it down and found matching numbers, very pleased! any one got any ideas where we might find a gpw engine? just about any condition. test photo first