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Appears worth a look.
https://spokane.craigslist.org/cto/d/warden-1945-willys-mb/7515655344.html
“1945 Willys MB for sale. 30, 000 original miles. Came from California. Was never overseas. It runs very well. Has been converted to 12 volt. Also has had a tailgate installed. I have the combat wheels for it, but they are not on it. I will let it go for $15,000. Don’t bother emailing with lower “offers.” Email me your phone number and I will call you.”
I’m curious about one thing. There is a data plate or data decal on the passenger side firewall above and to the left of the air filter bracket. Perhaps a state-issued serial number? Anyone recognize this?
Yes Barney, that is a Washington State DMV issued VIN tag. As a reminder, I live in Washington and work on cars professionally. Normally the tag is put in the door jamb. Or the tongue of a home built trailer.
Seems very proud of it at that price considering it has a tailgate.
And I love the photo of the dash taken in the shade.
Can’t see much of it or judge its condition.