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Bet that goes fast!
I second that!!!
It appears to have a tailgate(?)
Has the civilian rear axle and the front steering linkage doesn’t look right. Maybe 2a chassis?
Civilian motor.
tailgate cut in welded front frame….. looks nice but seems to be a mix of random parts also
some rebuild tags on the dash look interesting
Deserves a closer inspection to see if it’s actually a contracted rebuilt with a mix of parts. maybe just the rear axle is wrong
It has a ford GPW body and I can’t tell for sure if the frame is but looks like it could be too.
I would guess its a 1943 GPW with lots of post war “improvements”.
I like the way the steering wheel has been reversed to make more belly room!