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I've never seen a military application for the rear PTO, but I am new to WWII Jeeps (last 6 months or so) and am still learning. I can't answer if yours is correct. You'll have to wait for some more WWII Jeep guys to answer that. I don't think it is, but I am not an expert.

It depends-do you care about the block being "correct" down to the dates codes and/or the GPW or Willys markings? If all you care about is having the correct style engine, then it'll be easy. I think just watching craigslist, eBay, SS, G503, etc. will net you one within a few months. If you...

I'd definitely put it back "right". I understand your sentiment about plenty of vehicles having been modified but WWII Jeeps are iconic and pretty valuable as correctly restored units. A WWII Jeep can be a good investment to hold on to and if times ever get rough, their sale can certainly...