Hello,
I saw this on Criagslist, it appears to be a GPW with a frame section, modified into a stationary engine plant.
It is interesting, and looks to have been kept out of the weather, but missing some spark plugs.
For the right price would be perfect for a restoration project.
https://bend.craigslist.org/pts/d/lakev ... 77453.html
Ray
Ford GPW Engine with Transmission Power Plant ?
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Re: Ford GPW Engine with Transmission Power Plant ?
i had one of those years ago, i still have the engine tucked away. it was a water pump with pto welder on top. i wish i did not scrap the frame!
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Re: Ford GPW Engine with Transmission Power Plant ?
Hello Parker,
I was thinking the same thing, as there used to be a lot of stationary pumps for orange groves all around Florida, that looked set up very similar.
If the price gets more affordable, it would be a nice power plant to save, especially with that elusive Ford exhaust manifold.
That looks like it had a perfect frame , but that would make a nice test stand for a rebuilt engine and transmission .
It looks like a data plate was added by the conversion company that built it, also notice the original G503 gauges used.
Hope it gets saved !!
Best Regards,
Ray
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