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UPDATE: SOLD. See comments.
Sam from Flatfender Willys is selling these jeeps as a $2000 package. Looks like a good price.
“Black Jeep – 1946 DOES NOT RUN. Aluminum Top in Good Condition Transmission, Transfer Case, Front and Rear differentials in good shape.
White Jeep – 1949 RUNS EXCELLENT PTO Winch, Body, Rough Engine and Drive Train Excellent
Combine the Two for a really nice jeep. $2000.00”
That is one massive winch!
What does it say on the windshield vent on the grey one? It looks like it might actually be stamped in. I haven’t seen that before.
Looks like it says brown. Never saw or noticed that.
Find out more on the 2A page and the 3A page….Tim, Athawk bought them both and is assessing just what he has now.
Thanks Bill. I’ll update the post.