UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay.
This was owned by a former POW of the Battle of the Bulge.
“This is a Willys WWII Jeep, It runs and drives and looks very good. It would be great for parade use or for a reinactor. It has the markings of my fathers unit 99th Division 924th Field Artillery. He was an EX – POW from the Battle of the Bulge,( he escaped 3 months later) and enjoyed riding in it. We have no room to store it now that he is gone and this house is sold. It needs to be maintained like anything else but does run and drive and stop well. It has had new wheel cylinders and a New started assembly. I do have the title that says 1941 Jeep MB. We know that it says the wrong year but we thought the next owner could have it corrected or leave it alone. It has a nice top that is like new just do not have any photos of it up. No cracks it the windshield. It has a winter insulator made of canvas on the hood. I was told it is unusual. The lights all work including the cats eyes Black out lights. The tires are old as is the seat canvas but I like the way it looks. You could restore it or drive it like it is”
On studying the pictures of this Jeep, it looks like this could possibly be a French hotchkiss.
e.g. inside rear panel reinforcing, front chassis reinforcing. Cannot see the cut out above speedo as its not in the picture.
Dear sir.
On the portal autoscout announcing the car about the sale for the amount appeared 4,500 EUR. Do I ask for the confirmation whether the car belonged to you whether perhaps you are at present in having him? I am contacting you since I am interested in the purchase of this car and I would like to know whether the vehicle is legal.