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UPDATE: Was $2000.
Appears to have an aftermarket body and not a MB/GPW body.
“Clean Missouri title. New had tank, extra hood. Runs good and all mechanically good.Call after 5 or leave message.”
Post war hood. Looks kinda like an M38 dash.
Good observation on that dash, Brian. To see if this has any 42 GPW value we’d need a look under the hood. Unfortunately it appears to have the MB round front cross member (based on these pics)… and while it has full floaters in the rear, I’m not seeing the vertical rear shocks or evidence of shock towers (could be the angle of the pic). Still might be worth a closer look.
Looks like all the steering has been modified too.
The m38-like glove box on the dash is the clue that it’s an aftermarket body. Is missing both the battery box lid and the tool indents.
I took this jeep home today. It has the original gpw engine and t84 transmission that run and shift beautifully. It has a gpw radiator. The front crossmember was cut out and replaced with a tube to fit the wierd steering setup. It actually steers really well. Besides the crossmember the frame has no rust or corosion. The windshield is in great condition as well. I was hoping to get parts off this jeep for my mb but now i think im going to restore it
Thanks Hugh. I’ve updated the post.
– DAve