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MB 110247
The hoodnumber is guesstimated with the formula from Ray Cowdery's book "All American Wonder", but by now I believe the original hoodnumber may be approx. 2042822. Both the body and frame numbers are original and matching to each other, and so are all 3 nomenclature plates that confirm the framenumber and the d.o.d. of jan. 8, 1942. Engine is postwar M38 with original early head. This is an original early MB; the frame and body have never been seperated and when found it had the original AC airfilter, original windshieldframe w/o the rifleholder brackets, original fenders, hood and dataplates still in place; the rest of the orginal early parts were pretty much gone. It has by now a replacement slatgrill and many other early parts re-fitted. The jeep was found near Grand Falls, Montana and brought to The Netherlands where the restoration was started in 1995 and completed in 1997. Markings are now 2nd U.S.I.D. ("Indianhead") although no original markings or numbers were found. This vehicle has probably never been sent overseas during WWII and was used for military training in the United States. Any comments are welcome on earlymb@hotmail.com
| Model & Serial Number | MB 110247 |
| Registrant's Name | Emile & David Mossou |
| City, State/Region, Country | The Hague, Zuid Holland, Netherlands |
| Date of Acquisition | 1995-00-00 |
| Date this SNdb Record Created | 2004-02-02 09:06:10 |
| Date This SNdb Record Last Updated | 2018-03-18 06:44:12 |
| Mystery Box | unstamped, blank, unmarked, Null |
| Gross Weight | 3125 |
| Data Plate Origin | Original |
| Data Plate Material | Brass |
| Date of Delivery (DOD) | 1942-01-08 |
| Frame Number | 110247 |
| Engine Number | Post-war M38 |
| Hood (Mil. Reg.) Number | W-2040321 |
| Body Number | 13772 |
| Body Type | ACM Type 1 |