ford gpa g504

Impressive and exclusive collection Cees!!

Regards,
Luc

The GPA looks great!!
Hope you like it.

Luc

Thanks for the info Cees!
Mine still has the original shocks, but it is good to know that there is a substitute!
BTW, do you still own that lovelly 4WS Hanomag?

Regards,
Luc

Are you about to sleep tonight?

Luc

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I have seen that trippel...georgeous!

Luc

Erik, a dream comes true?
Looks great, you are invited on next flooding and have some fun in my yard

Luc

Thanks Bob!
Question: Are the small clips that keeps the lifting rings in place reproduced?
If so, who sell's them?
I also need both rope guide plates for the front lifting rings...
Did the GPA came from the factory with a rope for the winch?

Regards,
Luc

Richard, You have been a great help to us too.
My GPA has several of your parts and they are super!
Especially the extended bell crank shaft is a big plus.

All the best,
Luc

Hello Glen, Thanks! Look forward to join the GPA ranks next summer.
Curently am preparing it for road registration.
The brakes must be perfect...so no swimming anymore untill technical control is passed.

All the best,
Luc

First Swimm!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
No leaks anymore, and it does the job great...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Avslk4Y08f0

Luc

Needs windshield and rear seat to be installed together with side panels and it is ready for a new civil life.
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Waterproof test using a safe method...to much current on the river in this time of the year to drive in and out...
http://www.surfacezero.com/g503/uploads ... 000437.JPG

Hope you enjoy,
Luc

Hello Bob,
Selling..?? Am actually looking to buy another one!!
Restoring them is so much fun...

Regards,
Luc

First ride.
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I think that's the way it should be.
The hand crank works fine.

Hello all, Am curently assembling GPA11747 and have a question for those that know. The machine gun mount has a smal bracket welded on that looks to be for a rather small spring. I think that it has to do with the hand crank mechanism that has to keep the gears meshed. Question: how does that spring...