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David Adams posted this oddity on Facebook. He was hoping to learn more about it. The jeep appears to be a CJ-3A that’s been modified for some purpose that’s not clear. The side looks kind of like a Willys Quad; was that a coincidence?
Here’s one of his posts (there were several posts and I got several IMs about it).
The Evans Co. did was active in several adaptions for transport. Here are a couple of links. Not surprised that they did an Willys adaptation. Would be great to see the SN or Model on the tag.
http://www.digital.hagley.org/TC_E923_1936
http://www.coachbuilt.com/bui/u/union_city/union_city.htm
Coach Built was a division ? of Evans in Indiana, close to Toledo
That’s about the ugliest beast i’ve ever seen. I love it.