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UPDATE: **SOLD*** Was on eBay
This appears solid and includes the hunting platform.
“1952 CJ-3A, Superb condition. Engine rebuilt with approx 2,700 miles. Transmission rebuilt with approx 1,500 miles. Runs and drives well. Transitions into 4WD smoothly both in high and low range. Aluminum hunting bow on front and electric feeder on back. Both have quick removal receivers. Clear Texas title. Current State inspection and registration. Pics added shortly.”
For some reason when I saw this all I could think of was that you could use this to pull right up to the edge of the pool at Seaworld and feed the leaping dolphins from the platform.
Looks like a m-38,must have some strange hunting regulations in Texas.
Yep it is. I was too distracted by that platform in front.
M-38’s don’t have a drain hole on the outside. theirs are inside on the floor.
Frank .. I made that comment because I originally thought this was a CJ-3A. I’ll update that note.