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It’s rough, but it looks to be a GPW tub.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/970765144083649
“Old Military Willys/Jeep/Ford tub. Not sure of year. Could make a cool Rat Rod or cut a side off and hang it on you wall”
Dave, rough it is. If it were closer to me it would be in my yard.
It appears repairable with replacement floor panels and a little creative repair for the enlarged steering column hole. I think I just sold myself on this. Anyone heading to Texas and then back to the Northeast? Haha.
I’m gonna try to buy it this weekend. Looks like a Willy’s tub
Jamison, the square indent under the rear tool boxes is what led me to believe it is a GPW tub, but I could be wrong.