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No pics provided. Listed as a 1951, this has a column shift, but also has a gapped windshield for a big gun?
“Up for sale is a 1951 Willys Jeep. This jeep is very rare, with a windshield made for a canon barrel. Three speed on the column with original shifter handle and seat . No rust . New aluminum radiator, Hoses, plug wires. Ready for restoration.”
That model was used for a 105 recoiless rifle, M38a1 had a variant also- not sure of classification letter. Mounted like the machine gun, just bigger. A M38a1 version is for sale on the site also.
The tub is not an M38. Looks like early 2A. The windshield looks to be one that was included in a conversion kit for the Hotchkiss M201. Converted it to the M201-106SR with the M40 recoilless rifle.
Just saw the pics.
Brian: Agreed.
Ralph: That would have been M-38A1C:
http://www.m38a1.com/Models/model_differences.htm
Thanks!