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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay
“This 1952 Willys Jeep has benefitted from a complete restoration back to its factory specs including Army issue green paint and even the appropriate white lettering. It is powered by a torquey four cylinder engine, 4 speed transmission, full transfer case pushing the power to the robust 4X4 Willys axles.”
This looks like a 3-A
it’s certainly not an M-38
yep … though it’s got the M-38 windshield, I spaced off the rest. thanks!
Its definitely a 3A. Not even close to an M38. The only difference between the two windshields are the bolted shut vent in the M38 whereas it operated on the 3A…very easy to swap out the vents and its hard to tell from the photo what is going on with that vent….my vote is 3A all the way.