WWII 1/4 Ton "jeep" Trailer

The Michigan Military Technical and Historical Society is dedicated to preserving the stories of Michigan citizens who served and sacrificed, here and abroad, from WWI to the present. Located just outside Detroit in Eastpointe, Michigan, our 11,000 square foot Museum exhibits the actual equipment, weapons, uniforms and other artifacts that bear witness to the high cost of freedom.

[@jasonwarren213]

It's a fun trailer to have I have a 1951 M38 that I'm restoring and I bought a 1951 and 100 trailer to go with it I was so lucky to find one the same year

[@allenmiddendorff2068]

Nice, update!

[@austinl.2703]

I've had one of these belonged to my wifes uncle. A tree fell on it about a month ago and squished the back and 2 sides and bent the frame in the front. So now it's scrap metal

[@achillebelanger9546]

World War Two Ford Radio Jeeps were 24 Volt. Might be a Radio Commo Trailer

[@jacquesraymond6892]

It's not AMERICAN BANTAM the company wich invented the JEEP who were making the trailers after the JEEP contracts were given to WILLYS and FORD?

[@tylerboland3926]

Would you sell it by any chance?

[@sikandar223]

I also make Jeep trolly

[@peanut3050]

gemco made some all 1945

[@peterknoppel2744]

Rückseite???
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