PhilOhio,
As always, thanks! I can't sell it; I bought it to carry a Thompson as it has the universal weapons rack!
Note to self: never buy an old vehicle without having ALL of the manuals first.
Observation from recent experience: a good M1928A1 will cost more than even a really nice, over restored Willys MB.
Yet more observations: an MB is no modern pasenger car. It rides really rough. The gearbox is crude, lacking synchro mesh. NDT tires are really noisy on pavement. It rattles like crazy. It has just three forward gears, and first is really not much needed. Practical pavement top speed is about 55. Turning radius is poor, at 17 1/2 feet. Driver comfort never entered into consideration in the original design. All of that said, it's an absolute blast, especially in the desert! Four wheel drive is really not needed 99% of the time, even in the sand.
It's another one of those things, like the Thompson, that everyone is at least familiar with, and is another absolute American classic.