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Wanted to ping this post again, as more work has been done and more pictures posted. Evidently, the engine is basically untouched since 1947 and kept indoors at the museum so it gives a great example: AFTA - Patton Van Project Page

.....the same man who as a Lt. on the Mexican border in 1916 shot two bandits and tied them to the fenders of his Model T Ford like deer?...... Never....:lol::lol::lol:

I remember someone telling me that someone who had an early M109 came and took measurements of the furniture in Patton's to make a reproduction....not sure if that ever happened though. Yes, it is a shame that all of the armor has now been shipped off. I used to love getting to crew the...

This is from a volunteer group I used to work with. (before the army moved me away from Ft. Knox). Figured some of the CCKW fans would want to see this: AFTA - Patton Van Project Page A lot of clues on ETO markings while they are stripping the paint off.