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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3500
The steps are supersized on this jeep.
“1945 Willys Jeep for sale. New tires, new paint( fast paint job) gauges not working. Crack in windshield…. but runs and drives pretty good. $3,500”
Not MB,The front cross member visible below grille is not round tube that all MB,s had.This one is is squared channel type of the Ford GPW,s.Also windshield glass is one piece not split down the middle and has no fold out supports.Rear body corners look a little too square not curved.As you know there should be no tailgate on either the MB or GPW body.Might be 45 GPW but the rear body appears to be bubba rework.Hard to tell but does not look like it has the rear corner toolboxes of the military body,does have the military dash with glovebox .Just my observations.
I even looked at that last night, but last night it looked straight across along the bottom, so I thought the cross member had been changed. Note to self, schedule eye appointment. Thanks Lester!