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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4800.
Hasn’t been run in a while and has some non-stock items. I don’t think that gas tank will hold much gas.
“Engine: 4 Cylinder
Transmission: 3 Speed
Options: Black Out Lights, Rear Body Mounted Power Take-Off
This Jeep Has Been in Storage for 30+ Years. Motor Is Loose, But Has Not Been Run In Over 30+ Years. The Car Has Some Rust, But Is Restorable. ”
I’m not very knowledgeable on military jeeps but the body seems very restorable since it really hasn’t had much done to it . I thought there was no glove box until later. I’ll wait for the experts to comment.
Going by the type of light switch, it is most likely a mid 1944 through 45 M.B.
I thought Willys (MB) kept the slat grill through all of 1941. The rear-facing horn, one-piece windshield, and that wiper construct are “off”. Hope it finds a good home, able to make it right.
Definitely not a 41. Don’t believe any of the wartime ones had rear pto. Needs lot of work and parts to be correct.