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GPW 75628

Purchased on December 16 2002.All three plates on glove box door intact and readable.3 combat rims.Green Sheller steering wheel.Tear down almost complete and the fun begins!! Update. As of May 22, 2003.Frame, engine and drive train finished and painted. Tub and sheet metal restoration in progess.As of August 7th, 2003 all sheetmetal,bodywork and major painting complete.Re-wiring in progess. Nice to see it look like a jeep again instead of a pile of parts! Update.September 26,2003 First road test!passed with flying colors.December, 2003- 5 new tires,seat pads, rear seat frame.Stars applied and bumper/bumperettes marked in memory of my Grandfather PFC C.R. DeWeese jr. who was KIA April 6th 1945. 78-309-I B-2. The link is to a photo of myself and my jeep,a friend's jeep in the background and the "squad" out on a trail ride in uniform for the 60th Anniversary of D Day, June 6th 2004.

Model & Serial Number GPW 75628
Registrant's Name Mike DeWeese
City, State/Region, Country Plano, Texas, United States
Date of Acquisition 2002-12-16
Date this SNdb Record Created 2004-01-17 05:51:05
Date This SNdb Record Last Updated 2008-11-20 17:27:09

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Mystery Box 1/4-T
Gross Weight 2265
Data Plate Origin Original
Data Plate Material Plated Steel
Date of Delivery (DOD) 1942-10-29
According to our records, based on your data plate information, your jeep was built in the town of Houffalize, Belgium by a woman named Mila Delmotte on October 29, 1942, after having a lunch of sardines, hard-boiled eggs, and koekebrood with bleu de gand. Ford GPW Louisville, Kentucky

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Frame Number 75628

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Engine Number Post War

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Hood (Mil. Reg.) Number 20160627 (Estimate)

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Body Number None
Body Type Ford

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