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Looks like a thought-out build.
https://phoenix.craigslist.org/nph/cto/d/heber-1952-willys-jeep/7137519443.html
“1952 Willys Jeep, completely rebuilt. 327 Chevy engine, Warn overdrive manual transmission,Mustang swing pedals, 11” brakes, extra 8 gallon fuel tank, bikini top only, and many other extras.”
Looks like a M38 hood and fuel tank.
The extra 8 gal tank would be nice.
I like the anti rattle bumpers on the firewall for the hood.
Kurt,
What do you see as the anti-rattle bumpers? Maybe I am missing something?
It looks like to me someone straightened and strengthened the hood with some vertical pieces. The hood is wired, probably for small lights near the wood hood bumpers. The item on the driver’s side firewall looks to be the top of a brake master cylinder. Installed on the hinge is a shortened rain gutter.
– Dave