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Dan pointed me to the Miracle of America Museum, mentioning there was an old Ford A vehicle mounted to tracks. The museum is still run by Gil Mangels, who co-founded the museum in 1981 with his wife, who passed away in 2012. The museum is located 70 miles due north of Missoula. Looks like a fun place to visit.
After looking through the eclectic collection of items, I figured they might have a jeep or two. I found a M-38A1, a possible MB/GPW, and M-151.
If you can please check this museum out! I go every time I am in the area and I always find something new. Jeep stuff and so much more.
Oops, you missed the fully restored to original as used by founder while in the military police in Frankfurt, Germany, Willys M38. That’s with the inside military displays. Also, the restored 1950 yellow Jeepster in the main auto building.