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I can’t tell if this has rear floating hubs or not. Sports a V6.
“Jeep for sale, has been used as a hunting jeep. Same owner since 1986. Vin number MB432550 not pictured is the windshield assembly, the front tow bar and winch that goes with it. It has a 1956 V 6 Buick engine. Can be restored to original.”
http://sacramento.craigslist.org/cto/5683273225.html
Those do not look like rear floaters, Dave.
(but I have an extra if someone wants it… with 11 inch drum brake upgrade!)
And what’s that extra gauge/dial by the glove box?
It looks pretty cool the way it is… so I’d defer a restoration project (for now) and enjoy it the way it is.
I like those deep set rims, too 🙂
I have seen some radio jeeps with the gauge for the console mounted generator amperes read out mounted on the dash, or maybe a gauge for the welder equipped jeeps, the needle appears to be of that vintage style. Could tell with more pics.