Dave Fillman
1945 MB
---- you wrote:
> I have been curious about the small electrical box I've seen on some WW II
> Jeeps. It is located on the passenger's side of the tub. I've only seen it
> in about 20% of the restored MVs I have seen.
>
> I am guessing this had something to do with the radios.
>
> Was this standard or an option for WW II Jeeps? Should a 1945MB have one?
> What was it used for?
>
> Thanks
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> Enjoy your day, hopefully in a 1945 (MB) jeep!
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