Its an M38 passibly...if the frame was MB or GPW there should be a plate under the rear floor for a machinegun mount...and the rear floor shouldve had shock covers sticking up... It appears to be a mish-mash of M38 and MB/GPW and locally sourced parts
I don't know much about Jeeps. All I can say is it's too bad to let it sit there in the open. It need some serious tender loving care. A next project car perhaps? Great video. Cheers.
Back in the early 70's in Baguio City, my dad, working for the Phil gov't had a service jeep painted Blue exterior, as a youth sitting on the front passenger side, in front of me was a little metal sign that says Willy's made in Toledo Ohio USA (something like that) I always wondered where that far away place was.
Looks like a Mitsubishi jeep. I have seen one before in AUstralia. Early ones had a flathead motor and later models had the bonnet raised up and a oho motor.
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Its an M38 passibly...if the frame was MB or GPW there should be a plate under the rear floor for a machinegun mount...and the rear floor shouldve had shock covers sticking up...
It appears to be a mish-mash of M38 and MB/GPW and locally sourced parts
I don't know much about Jeeps. All I can say is it's too bad to let it sit there in the open. It need some serious tender loving care. A next project car perhaps? Great video. Cheers.
disk brakes are surplus with adapters locally made. the hjeep has been around so long that we have very many off the shelf conversion kits
gauges off the shelf
Was an m38 based on the pioneer tools locatio , headlight protector and canvas top holders
Thanks for the info Alex! Any idea what this might be worth?
M-38 with those loops in the headlight
toyota differential and steering wheel
Back in the early 70's in Baguio City, my dad, working for the Phil gov't had a service jeep painted Blue exterior, as a youth sitting on the front
passenger side, in front of me was a little metal sign that says Willy's made in Toledo Ohio USA (something like that) I always wondered where
that far away place was.
c190 very dependble isuzu c series ohv 4 cyl
Looks like a Mitsubishi jeep. I have seen one before in AUstralia. Early ones had a flathead motor and later models had the bonnet raised up and a oho motor.
I don't think it is. I own a Mitsubishi Jeep myself, a 1988 model. I'm pretty sure now it's an M38, though not very original.