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Here are two neat photos Charles sent yesterday.
Here’s a then and now photo. 
This photo was taken in Curacao Bay in 1954 of a jeep that was pulled out of the sand or dirt:
‘Skeleton’ jeep appears to be a mix of MB/GPW and GP parts. The grill is GP as well as the right rear wheel well. The fender and left side door well are standard WWII. I must say however, that the pieces look like they all match except for the grill to fender. Any other info available regarding this photo?
I always LOVE to see the “Then and Now” pictures…. I guess we could do
some of the same sort of things here in the states, but seldom, if ever bother
to do so…. Amazing to see how little sometimes things really don’t change
in decades isn’t it?