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Bob spotted this MB at the Crawford Auto-Aviation Museum in Cleveland, Ohio. As he noted, the dents make this look a bit beat up.
Travelphotobase.com not only had a couple of additional photos of the jeep, but it had a ton of other nice photos from the museum: http://travelphotobase.com/u/OH/OHVHA.HTM
I for one like the dents and faded paint; makes it look more realistic; tired of seeing “restored” army Jeeps in “pristine” condition.
Like it just came out of service.
I like the pads on the inner side of the body. Never saw those before.
There are a lot of items on this Jeep that make me think it is a late 1950’s Hotchkiss M201, especially the wheels.
Now that would be interesting. What else makes you think so? I’m not schooled in these things.