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“1952 willys cannon military jeep has cut out in windshield for cannon needs tires the ones that are on it hold air but dry rotted, does run still has original engine and dual batteries for the 24 volt system 4 wheel drive works,, all the original plaques and data tags are in tack.. if interested I will take some pictures of whatever,”
Correct me if I’m wrong but I think the M-38A1 were the only ones with the gun slot.
I was just going to list it as a M-38A1, but then I thought I remembered seeing a M-38 with a slot for a cannon. But, I might have the M-38 cannon windshield confused with a M-201 cannon windshield. http://www.m201.com/02743/kemb2.jpg
The windshield looks like a (modified?) cj3a windshield. Info on French made Hotchkiss Jeeps. http://cj3b.info/World/France.html which shows this: http://cj3b.info/Photos/World/France/GuizardHotchkissM201.JPG. Also a French military Jeep website: http://www.m201.com/