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The HMMWV community is kinda tight. Someone will try to flip this. Highly doubt it's in Mexico. GP item 4271593. Most distinguishing thing about this truck is it's been used hard by USMC. Lots of wear and tear on the paint.

Oh boy. We need to know what type start box you have. Get rid of any key ignition, go back to OEM lever switch. If the engine won’t start without either, drive something else until you fix the glow plug system. Headlight harness unrelated to starting.

Back of a LS-671 speaker looks like

That is the entire reason for insurance, he should have no problem making a claim. Suggest you provide more pictures (from GP listing?) and provide the entire VIN and body number if you have it.

Why are we even considering buying things not made in America?

Random thoughts and personal opinion on these tops: I think Uncle bought a lot of these back in the early 60's but they just sat in warehouses and were never installed. When they were surplused (knocked down in a crate), they were sold by surplus dealers to mainly hunters that wanted some...

OK what I meant was " A M38A1C would have had the rear panel cut out as if the Jeep had a tailgate, and your Jeep has the factory fixed rear panel"

Yes you do indeed have an Arctic enclosure for a M38A1. That is unique for the M38A1 and is quite rare. I once bought an entire CJ-5 just to get the military Arctic enclosure that was on it. Most people that do military restorations do not install these however. So demand for them is light.

It’s the starter switch. Open it and clean the inside.

Bunch of clowns working there that really hate their jobs?

Are you referring to the upper radio tray brackets?

Letterkenny Army Depot

Never forget you throw 50 cents out the window every mile for fuel with these.

How many years was it used and abused as a pulpwood truck?

Just know that it is heavy AF.

I don’t think you will have much luck pulling the tapered roller bearing off the shaft with it buried in the case. It’s an interference fit.

If you have plastic pistons and you overheat your brakes the pistons can stick.

If the tires are used you could have punctures.

I was also contemplating this. Two “hoop” bows at the b and c pillars, and a “bikini” top that is basically a square piece of vinyl attached to the windshield and attached to the two bows.

Sure. They are actually a better slow speed off road truck than a high speed highway hauler. Keep up with your preventative maintenance especially on the engine oil changes and transfer case oil.