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Just a few updates tonight . . . I might be wrong, but looking at the slope of the driver’s entrance, it almost looks like a Willys MA curve. The frame and front clip appear MBish though. The photo was taken in the Santa Rita Hills of Southern California in May of 2008 by “ManDog”.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/29812201@N00/2473955140/in/photostream/
Compare it to this shot of a MA from the WillysMA website.
It’s 100% a slat MB. If you look closer, there’s a straight line (highlight) along the bottom of the entrance. Also, this area tends to get a lot of wear causing the metal to rust and darken. This dark area blends with the dark surrounding creating what looks like a deeper MA-style entrance.
But Dexter, my fantasy of spotting a MA was so much more satisfying!!!! 🙂
I hear ya. 🙂
I love this photo with all the flowers.