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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $13,500.
(11/20/2018) Has a unique rear bumper.
“1943 willys mb A lot of original pieces to much to list New brake lines fuel lines electrical Wiring harness gas tank repaired Etc Comes with tons of spare parts and 1943 dated materials and bag fuel tanks water tank etc”
GPW tool indents, Mb tool box covers, and 2A drain holes below cowl. Looks like a T84 tranny. Without seeing the frame number, and engine number, we cannot be certain what this is.
Definitely not worth $13500.
Unless Steve McQueen owned it.
I wonder where they got that desert tan canvas top? I’m doing my 44 MB in desert colors, although I thought all canvas would have been left green for a true WWII jeep. Thoughts?