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The tub is rough, but maybe there’s something here someone can use?
https://boise.craigslist.org/pts/d/boise-1942-jeep-willys-mb-tub-and/6787653913.html
“Selling the tub and fenders for a 1942 Jeep Willy’s MB.
They are not in the best shape, but not too bad considering they went through WWII.
They would be good for parts or candidates for a build. I was planning on using for a build, but I need the space for other projects. No title.”
1. I wish this kind of stuff was closer to me. It would be crazy to pay for shipping.
2. What is that under the cover in the last pic?
David
I don’t recognize the front of the car. I thought it might be a 260z, but the grille is too narrow.
Ok, who’s bringing this to PA for me. Ill reimburse you when you get here.
The car is a Triumph Spitfire