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Jim spotted this jeep. Looks like it was original from California, given those vintage black plates.
“For sale 1944 WW2 Willys MB. It’s all there, runs well, 4 wheel drive works great. Three of four combat rims. I have the title in hand. Eric 417-664-0806”
http://springfield.craigslist.org/ctd/3123966578.html
Early Hoffman from Ringold, OK saw this Jeep in person. Here’s what he had to say . . . “I looked this MB over and here is what I found, the owner is a great ex Navy fellow, super nice. The good on the MB, it is loaded with original parts, all ax and shovel brackets, lub chart holder under hood, fire extinguisher bracket, fender BO light, nice grill, original 2 bolt spare tire rack, needs lots of repair, has two solid wheels, 3 combat wheels.
The bad: F head engine, welded box in rear, T90, he does have the correct engine in barn, but it is cracked under dist, other parts, no air breather.”
http://www.g503.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=51&t=207100
Thanks Dexter!