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Buz forwarded these photos showing a WWII jeep at play. He was wondering what the silver vehicle was (see third photo). Is that some kind of jeep from India or Pakistan? My brief searches yielded no clues.
Here are a couple links Matt forwarded related to the pics:
http://www.pirate4x4.com/forum/jeep-hardcore-tech/469544-jeeps-pakistan-continuing-thread.html
http://www.pirate4x4.com/forum/ford/1094217-ford-gpw-1942-a.html
Looks like a Daihatsu from Japan. Hard to tell without seeing a shot of the rear lights.
Kind looks like a Korando Jeep from South Korea.
The photos can be found on pirate4x4.com I think the fellow posted them in the ford section as its an MB. For some really interesting metal work/jeep work check out ehsankiani thread titled jeeps in pakistan. They do lots and lots of custom metal work on their jeeps.
Thanks Matt. If you happen to have that link handy, I’d like to point folks to that thread.
– Dave
http://www.pirate4x4.com/forum/jeep-hardcore-tech/469544-jeeps-pakistan-continuing-thread.html
The above is for the jeeps in pakistan thread. Ill see if I can find the MB thread.
Heres the thread link with the yellow MB
http://www.pirate4x4.com/forum/ford/1094217-ford-gpw-1942-a.html
Thanks Matt!
Bob, I was going to say the same thing…. very old version, but possible…