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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1000.
“november 1941 ww2 willy mb jeep rolling chassis..early frame # 100838 for slat grill jeep…..has incorrect motor (stuck), tranny, t.c…they are from an m38….$1000….also have a later (1944) complete mb body…(tub, fenders,hood, grill) and ford script gpw body…might sell one of the bodies with the chassis…inquire…vt is not a title state for older vehicles…sold with bill of sale…“
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craig/owner
It all looks pretty solid and complete: bumperettes are even in tact. But I wonder why someone cut out the front cross member. And There are no pics of an actual slat grill, so I’m assuming that isn’t included?
Joe, that’s often the first sign someone plans to update the motor or install something on the front. To me it looks like something else was welded on or across the front frame rails, but has since been removed.
note from owner…had a plow frame at one time…front cross member missing, i believe a cj2a cross member could be used (with steering bracket removed)…do not have the slat grill, but serial # tag is still attached to drivers side frame horn…craig