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1943 Guy Ant GS FOR SALE

Hi,
for the truly caring collector I offer for sale one very rare vehicle... a 1943, Truck, 15cwt 4x2, GS restored 1980's. Comes with almost her own weight in spares, many NOS. Three spare used engines, a gearbox, NOS engine bearings, NOS brake drums (1-1/2 sets) many NOS brake shoes, many NOS axle half shafts and etc. Too many to list here.
Registration has expired but she was completely roadworthy. Engine was rebuilt 1989, gearbox and brakes rebuilt.
Vehicle is located near Matamata, New Zealand.
NZD6,000
Please PM for further details.
Dave

Not a Quad, but a Guy Ant was just recently sold on NZ Trade Me for NZ $5000. Seems a good buy to get the Belfield Quad up and running!

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Originally posted by Tony Smith
a Guy Ant was just recently sold on NZ Trade Me for NZ $5000.

Rare truck, and it used to have an owner living in the US(!)

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Army Truck - 1943 Guy Ant
Asking price: $5000.00 | Closes: Fri, 5 May

Green. Restored 1980 (approx). Still in very tidy order. Stored for last 16 years, suit army vehicle enthusiast. Comes with plenty of spare parts.
I don't know if I'm allowed to do this but here is the owners email address: dscmk3@yahoo.com
I am only storing the vehicle for him and don't really know that much about it. He can answer all your questions (and some probably). Unfortunately he is in Washington DC so it will take a day to get the e-mail back.
WELL THIS BIG GREEN TRUCK IS GOING TO A NEW OWNER IN AUCKLAND. CONDOLENCES TO ALL OF YOU THAT MISSED OUT ON THIS FINE PIECE OF MACHINERY.

Seller: beagle12 (53 )
Location: Matamata, Waikato

Hi Guys (no pun intended),
yes, she is sold and the new owner is already becoming versed in the ways of Guy Motor vehicles. It took me a long time to willingly part with her; these machines do grow on you some. I've had her since 1979, now it's another's turn.
Now all I have to do is impart the knowlege on to the new owner, wouldn't it be nice if we could just run a brain scan and transfer.
I will pass along this site as well, so expect to see and hear more (questions probably) from the new owner.
Cheers,
Dave