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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1500.
The winch alone is probably worth $500 if it works.l
“This Jeep is for parts or restoration. It is not in driving condition. The body has a bit of rust, but not much considering the age. The transmission and transfer case are installed. The engine has the head removed, but included. The jeep has an old Warn 8K winch on it, not sure if it works. I don’t have a title.”
Rust is starting to take over on this little guy. If that winch was the later model of the 8274, it would be worth that all day long. This is the earlier cable controled model, not as popular. Too bad someone painted over all those brass tags…looks like an old yj in the background.
Wow! I’m glad it’s far enough away or I’d have to buy it.
Someone needs to rescue this one; clean up those data tags; try to get a title; and go duck hunting with the Robertsons while they’re down there (Monroe LA is Duck Dynasty country).