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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $25,000.
(04/09/2015) Looks parade ready.
“Unique ownership history. Not many of these WWII era vehicles available.
Complete with machine gun mount.
Serious inquiries only. Please respond with your contact information if interested.”
Another nice mb. I wish I knew more about them. Back to school…
At that price, better straighten up that windshield frame….not at the correct angle.
I was wondering about that windshield, too.
Hard to tell much from the pics but has wrong hood blocks, wrong wheels, wrong steering wheel. For that price, I would expect it to be more correct.
Almost missed the vacuum wiper. Those weren’t introduced until around May 1945.
Also no rear seat ,no door snap mounting holes around entry , blackout light on fender mounted too far back on fender and side reflectors mounted way too low . I wonder if this is a repo tub. IMHO a 15 to 17 thou jeep. For $25,000 should have combat rims and original body at least.