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UPDATE: Was listed at $650. **SOLD**
The seller calls this a M100, but it looks like a Bantam to me.
“1943 Willys M100 Military 1/4 Ton Trailer. Modified, civilianized, with spare – all 16″ tires, wheels. Needs some tlc”
I think this is a military trailer of some type. The T-3 (civilian version) had 3 side hooks instead of 4, no brake and stake pockets inside the bed. If it’s an M-100 there should be grab handles on each corner. I guess they could have been removed. Bummer someone civilianized (cut out the back and put in a tail gate) it.
This is not a M100. It is a Willys MBT that a tailgate had been installed. Data plate is Jan. 1943. It did not come with grab handles on the corners. It dose have the Brake control in the front and it dose work. Still present are two combat rims/reflectors with lead washers, and an extra wheel. Even though someone had civilianized the trailer. The rear panel has now been welded in and working it’s way back to active duty. The title also states 1943. Purchased if for 500.00
Thanks Carlos. Sounds like it’s in good hands 🙂 Good luck with the rebuild!
Will post pic’s when complete, Thank you Carlos