Been a while since I've been on here (life and fruitlessly hunting for our missing G8T and all that), but finally back to working on the WWII Jeeps! My Dad and I are fairly certain the restoration of our GPW is set to go, but we find ourselves in need of tub components for our mid 1944 MB, S/N 357953. The floor of the tub is rather rough, but the biggest thing is that someone cut it to have a "tailgate" like a civilian Jeep, then lost the cut section. If anyone has a donor tub that they would be willing to part with the rear panel of, and possibly some of the flooring, please let me know!
It's also missing a passenger seat and rear seat, too if there are any of those out there, too.
WTB: Jeep Tub rear panel
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WTB: Jeep Tub rear panel
Ford GPW 77059, D.o.D. November 2, 1942 [Undergoing restoration]
Ford G8T 1 1/2 Ton Truck, 1942 [Unrestored, original markings for 8th Service Command]
MK III MOD I Navy Bomb Trailer [Unrestored]
Willys 357953 USMC Radio Jeep (?), 1944 [Unrestored]
1955? M38A1 Project [Unrestored but Running]
Ford G8T 1 1/2 Ton Truck, 1942 [Unrestored, original markings for 8th Service Command]
MK III MOD I Navy Bomb Trailer [Unrestored]
Willys 357953 USMC Radio Jeep (?), 1944 [Unrestored]
1955? M38A1 Project [Unrestored but Running]
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Re: WTB: Jeep Tub rear panel
I recommend the JMP rear panels that Ron Fitzpatrick sells on this site. They are absolutely perfect.
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Re: WTB: Jeep Tub rear panel
Are you wanting a reproduction? Don't have a repro, I have an original panel that needs some serious hammer/dolly work and welding up some extra holes. The price is pretty decent. I would take 40 bucks and you cover the shipping... if you don't mind doing some body work...
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Re: WTB: Jeep Tub rear panel
Just sent you a PM regarding your panel, a nice worn original is just what I was looking for.roblenzz wrote: ↑Wed Dec 20, 2017 7:57 amAre you wanting a reproduction? Don't have a repro, I have an original panel that needs some serious hammer/dolly work and welding up some extra holes. The price is pretty decent. I would take 40 bucks and you cover the shipping... if you don't mind doing some body work...
Ford GPW 77059, D.o.D. November 2, 1942 [Undergoing restoration]
Ford G8T 1 1/2 Ton Truck, 1942 [Unrestored, original markings for 8th Service Command]
MK III MOD I Navy Bomb Trailer [Unrestored]
Willys 357953 USMC Radio Jeep (?), 1944 [Unrestored]
1955? M38A1 Project [Unrestored but Running]
Ford G8T 1 1/2 Ton Truck, 1942 [Unrestored, original markings for 8th Service Command]
MK III MOD I Navy Bomb Trailer [Unrestored]
Willys 357953 USMC Radio Jeep (?), 1944 [Unrestored]
1955? M38A1 Project [Unrestored but Running]
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