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Looks solid. Has a later model oil filter bracket.
“Restored 1945 MB World War II Willys Jeep. Rebuilt L- Head engine. Runs good. Parade ready. Please enlarge pictures to see detail.”
https://lascruces.craigslist.org/cto/d/1945-mb-jeep-wwii/6296605748.html
Nice looking jeep. I did make contact with the owner via email, and aked to take some pictures of the underside. I almost took a long drive to see it from Calif. Lot’s of fluid leaking from somewhere. Just wish the underside looked as nice as the outside. Underside has not been painted so would have to put extra money into it to make things right. For 14,500 might be a good deal if the underside was better looking. What clued me off was the cardboard in the first picture. Not to be negative but it is what it is.
Ray,
You may have saved someone else a drive! And, that was smart to notice the cardboard, something I did not see. Thanks for useful comments!
– Dave
Is this jeep still available?