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UPDATE: Still Available
(09/11/2013) Never been mounted.
“A steel replacement jeep tub for a Willys 1946-1953 CJ2A and CJ3A jeep.
Tub has been in storage for 25 years…and is ready for someone’s Willys Jeep project.
Never been on a frame… and in good shape.
Call 360-571-3365”
http://portland.craigslist.org/clk/pts/4172353446.html
Wonder who made this repro tub. Md Juan?
Does Willys sell body at some point?
That looks like the early one size fits all (or none, actually) tub, with the m-38 style removeable floor panels. They were a challenge to install and the one I have has substandard gage steel in it and even from Texas it needs a lot of new metal. Someone will have to ask Rommel if he built it.