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UPDATE: Still Available.
(01/15/2019) This appears to have M-38 like tool indents on the passenger side, but a CJ parking brake and no dash glove box. Maybe it’s a replacement tub??
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1212267835605847/
“1948 1948 Willys Jeep VIN: J230443 condition: good cylinders: 4 cylinders drive: 4wd fuel: gas paint color: green size: mid-size title status: clean transmission: manual type: offroad”
Merkel, Texas and Clyde, Texas are only 32 miles apart on I-20. Coleman, Texas is only 50 mi. south of there.
This is interesting because I bought my 1957 CJ5 from a guy who lived in Merkel. Central Texas must be a hotbed of old hunting Jeeps!
Is this still available?