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UPDATE: Price dropped to $4000.
This may be worth a look.
“Solid body and frame with little rust. Jeep has been garage kept for almost 25 years.
Clean NJ title
Jeep is not running as we had begun the process of pulling engine and transmission, but can be turned by hand to show engine is not frozen. Overall Jeep is in Great shape!!!
Please see photos”
http://southjersey.craigslist.org/cto/4920692839.html
Looks M 38ish to me but not a lot to see
Seller seems to know what he has: “original WW II army Jeep front end” and posted a lot of pics. The grill looks MB/GPW, front cross member appears tubular/MB, and at least one of the fenders (both?) are WWII, but otherwise this looks like a militarized CJ-2A (drain holes in tub, smaller fuel filler tube, tailgate… even looks like the hood has embossed “Willys”).
I agree with Joe. I don’t see any M-38 details either. The fuel inlet is civilian, there are no grill hinges, no passenger side tool indents, it has drain holes, and there’s no battery box lid.
– Dave