Main image of jeep

Click on any image for a larger version.

MB 197241

I found this jeep in the countryside of Parma. The person to whom it belonged to a farmer who has used it from 1947 until 1985 to transport wood from the mountains. The engine and the bodywork is original although it has been painted a green pea. Being restored in the windshield I found inseigne of the British 8th Army 176th ITRUY Signal Engineer, and still under the insignia of the 82nd Airborne Sig.Co. K4 The original hood number found under the paint 20298865-SX is in blu. (x) Suffix very hard to find i think is experimental. The person who sold me the jeep I was also handed over the radio that had been assembled. A SCR-284 BC-654 with its mounting. Very provable jeep arrived in Italy with the landing force came to Sicily from North Africa and subsequently assigned to British troops. All other information is appreciated. antonio@radiomilitari.com After a long and painstaking restoration, the jeep is finally reborn. The radio station SCR-284 BC-654 is in perfect working condition. All stages are algned. The radio station is equipped with the M-209 encoder. The jeep has the Trayler Bantam T-3 P.S. Visit my radio collection on www.radiomilitari.com

Model & Serial Number MB 197241
Registrant's Name Antonio Fucci
City, State/Region, Country Fano, Pesaro Urbino, ITALY
Date of Acquisition 2007-12-16
Date this SNdb Record Created 2010-04-04 12:37:22
Date This SNdb Record Last Updated 2012-01-10 23:53:55

Image of Data Plate
Mystery Box Unknown (data not yet provided)
Gross Weight 3125
Data Plate Origin Original
Data Plate Material Zinc
Date of Delivery (DOD) 1942-12-19
According to our records, this jeep was built at the Toledo, Ohio assembly plant.

Image of Frame Number
Frame Number 197241

Image of Engine Number
Engine Number MB334469

Image of Hood Number
Hood (Mil. Reg.) Number 20298865-SX

Image of Body Number
Body Number 100154
Body Type ACM Type 1

Login   or   Register   to add a new Serial Number Record to the database