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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $400.
Looks like a mix of parts. Modified MB body?
“I have an old jeep willy shell for sale no motor/trans. Body in good shape for restoration.”
Can anyone tell me what to look for to see if this is a real MB tub?
Chris,
Check out the bottom section of this link: http://www.rensjeep.com/MBvsGPW.html
It gives a few pointers.
The tub above has been modified (rear wheel well flanges and the modified step near the front fender) so it might not be as easy to recognize as an unaltered tub. Feel free to take some pics and email them to me (d@ewillys.com) if you need some help identifying it.
– Dave
Close inspection looks like a GPW front crossmember on the frame.
Good point!