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Has an f-head.
https://seattle.craigslist.org/kit/cto/d/seabeck-42-willys-mb-jeep/6862178086.html
“42 military jeep with updated 1953 hurricane engine(CJ3B F134). Good restoration project since all sheet metal is repairable. Engine ran great before storage and turns freely. All parts stored dry. Has clear title.
Need to reduce my restoration projects. No odometer so had to post random #”
Appears to have the early “flat-top” grill. (no dip on the top of the grill) Not sure if those were Ford-only or if WO made them that way as well..
Maybe some of the guys/ gals can chime in on that point..?
Also, the front frame rails look bent.. they’re pointing down at a steep angle…