Strange "Jeep"

This was taken by a friend of mine of a Jeep he stumbled across. It is a strange one indeed. My guess is that it is something built over seas in the early 50s that found it's way back home somehow. I just wondered if any of you might be able to help identify it?

 

CJ-3B with a CJ-3A grille hacked into it and a home-built rear stretch job hacky-fabbed onto the back.

 

Yep. I kinda like it except the grill/hood area.

 

It's certainly not a 2A that it's advertised to be. R)

 

I kinda like it, it has sortof a commando look to it somehow. I agree with Dan though, repaint it and put stitches in where it has metal added.

 

It's a 2A hood, the 3B is one piece that attaches with the hooks to the fenders.

Scary lookin Heep though.

 

It's a math problem!

CJ2-A X CJ3-B= CJ6-C R) R) R)

 

"Commando look"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! No you din't!!! Commandos are a lot purtyier that that heap

 

Jeep salad with a flair for daktari styling.

 

It's got some good parts on it. I think.

 

Ahhhh.....Sick humor!! Ya gotta love that.

depending on driveline, it might be worth it, worse case, paint it sickly greenish flesh color, add the afore-mentioned stitches and a dub it Franken-Jeep!!

Heck that would be fun and give the Jeep 'gurus' a run!

 

It it located in Southern OR somewhere........I have not seen it in person. I just wonder what it really is. It almost looks too well done for a home conversion, yet I know I have never seen anything quite like it from Mitsubishi or Mahindra, and certainly not from any of the Jeep manufacturers.

It does seem to have some "personality" though.........

 

Looks to be a cj2a to me with a bunch of stuff welded on

 

where in Southern Oregon, someone else out there in So. ORegon

 

Sorry for the delay, but I just found out it is in Ontario somewhere. I could probably get exact directions if you want them.

 

With the front grill cut up the way it is it looks like jeep is permanently surprised.