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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5200.
(03/25/2017) Jim spotted this one. It last ran in 1991. I don’t see a Ford script, so this is likely a later model.
“Rare 1941 Ford Army Jeep. Great restoration project. Has the orginal tires. Ran in 1991, been stored inside a warehouse.”
Interesting..appears to have willys frame…some of the early ’42 GPW’s had them, but I think they were script Jeeps…maybe a motor pool rebuild…
Good point. I hadn’t thought about that.
I wonder what the dashboard modification on the passenger side was for. It also has a blackout bracket on passenger side, not sure that was stock. Not a bad jeep, good project.
The rear crossmember frame was cut up for the back bumper. Also the rear panel and drivers side is coated with lots of bondo. The front horns are rough and of course the dash cut out. Other then that pretty complete .
Looks like a DJ-3A carburetor, manifold to me.