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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2000
I *think* that exhaust pipe is just sitting in there. At first glance I thought it was installed that way. Yikes! Has rear PTO. Seller listed it as a ‘1947 army jeep’.
“I have a army jeep for sale2000 or best offer it has a transfer case PTO cash only no checks no money orders serious requires only”
Dave, that would be a heck of an armrest if that exaust was hooked up. Only guessing, I think the year is between ’57 and ’62. It has hall style tailights, willys stamping and looks like small parking light holes in the grill. Has a 3a windshield frame, too. Hard to tell for sure…
I don’t see the fresh air intake on passenger side but there looks to be some body work there anyways. It would be nice to see the dash to further date it. It has seen better days. I don’t see that much value here besides the pto and some smalls
Looks like someone tried to fold this poor jeep!