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UPDATE: Still Available.
(06/21/2018) Appears to have a replacement body, along with a fiberglass Bobcat hood.
https://boise.craigslist.org/ctd/d/emmett-1951-jeep-willys/6780451198.html
“1951 Jeep Willys ( Title a 1978 ) 4×4, 4cly. engine, warn overdrive, 11″ brakes, tilt $12500.”
Looks more like m38. Dash. large fuel fill, tool indents, glove box and windshield.
Paul,
It has everything but the battery box lid on the cowl. In most situations, that means that body was an aftermarket body from the Philippines. The cowl lid tends to be the key.
– Dave
yeah, has grill hinges too like an M38
I tend to agree with Paul and Carl on this one… thinking M38 more than repro bod. This even has the M38 glove box and gauge cluster plate, as noted. Too bad we can’t see the tailgate reinforcement or if Willys is omitted.
Note the grille hinge brackets on the frame appear to be installed backwards. I still believe it is not an M-38 and I have never ever ever ever been wrong (just ask my wife… wait, don’t do that!!!). 🙂