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Is the trailer half bantam and half m-100?
“Willys CJ2A very restorable, nearly all original, driven every day. Has pintle hookup for trailer as well as original ball hitch mount w/ ball. Trailer is 1942 Bantam 1/4 ton T-3, M 100. Would like to sell as set, but will seperate.”
http://westslope.craigslist.org/clt/4082186692.html
Nothing Bantam-looking about that trailer. Same design and color scheme as every 1/4 ton trailer I saw in the Army in the 80’s. …unless Bantam made those trailers… hmmmmm. But definitely not 1942 vintage.
The body of it couid be Bantam? Note the rear doesn’t open on it. Here’s a Bantam T3-C for comparison:
http://bantamt3c.com
– Dave
The trailer looks like a m416 from viet nam era that would have been pulled behind an m151 mutt.
It’s an M416 just like mine. The Bantam T3-C had a tailgate that opened. The Bantam M100 did not.
Hello
My name is André and I live in Brazil (South America). I do not speak English and so I’m using Google translator.
I’m interested in parts of your Jeep. But it is necessary that you send (post?) to me. I paid for shipping. Is this possible? I need only a few items of engine (carburetor, dynamo, fuel pump, radiator, etc.) and windshield (if complete, with motor) and a few small parts that I can not remember now. I paid for this parts what you order on Jeep and paid the shipping too. Do you have nore pictures (engine)?
Are you interested?
I appreciate and look forward to your response.
Have a great christmas!