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UPDATE: Was on eBay. **SOLD**
That front jeep appears to have a variety of mods.
“This 8″ by 10″ photo of, UN Jeeps At Peace Talks House in Kaesong , has an attached caption, dated Jul 13 1951. This is a working press photo, in the course of use by a newspaper the photo might have small tears and creases relating to multiple handlings.”
Sorry to all, just bought it.
Dave, have you ever been able to take a nap in your jeep like the guy in the first jeep?
Steve,
My driver stapped a pic of me sleeping like that in my M151A2 when I was a Captain. At 6′ tall, I’m not sure I could repeat that position in my GPW.
Congrats Eric!
Steve, I couldn’t nap sleeping up until I had children. I spent a year at home taking care of my oldest son during his first year. He was an exhausting child (the other two were much much easier). After having kids, I can sleep in just about any position!
No way could I sleep like that in a Jeep, but I have sure racked out in the back seat of a HMMWV using a kevlar and the “C-pillar” to rack out against.