Wild Bill Posted October 13, 2020 Share Posted October 13, 2020 Hello All , I am new here as I Just bought a 1943 MK II ,Model II S , GTB ...Model # 103480 , Serial Number 199044 ... No body, or Crane frame on it , seems to have not come with a Winch ( Not one on it ) but has the ID Tag for one ?? .. Less the 3K miles on the odometer ..Still 6 Volt Positive Ground ... Engine Runs ,Trans shifts , 2 W& 4X4 work fine .. Any insight or info would be helpful .. Thanks Wild Bill Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Baz48 Posted October 17, 2020 Share Posted October 17, 2020 Nice to hear of another Ford (Model) GTB going into preservation If you’re unsure what version you have and there’s no rear body then take a look after the break master cylinder. Is there a Hydro-Vac-Unit if yes, it’s a cargo body version if not are there helper springs on the rea axle then it’s a Bomb Service Truck? If you have both then possibly a Wrecker. The first GTB’s were single wheels all round with 3-prototypes built one being reworked into Navy Specification twin rear wheels and the first with winch. GTB – S general service with and without winch GTB – A bomb service truck with and without winch GTB – B wrecker with winch Total 15,274 all models Interesting you mention positive ground I thought that should be negative ground attached to 120-ahr battery mind you the fuel tank on a GS is quite flat mounted outside of the right had frame while a bomb service truck is mounted centrally between the frames – enjoy your GTB they are fun to drive Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
GTB MAN Posted October 18, 2020 Share Posted October 18, 2020 Looks likely that you have a GTBC .We have a collection of them the GTBC that we restored is USN 103247 a bit before yours . As Bas said all Gtb where neg earth .We do have some parts .Depending on the body you want to put on it . Hard parts to find( petrol tank . Spare wheel carriers. Pas seat.Rear body for cargo . Chain hoist -hand winch for bomb service..Most Jeep electric parts will work not starter. Pictures would help .Tony corbin Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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