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That’s a heavy looking bumper.
https://dallas.craigslist.org/ndf/cto/d/north-richland-hills-1947-jeep-willys/6999825200.html
“I think it has the original 4 cyl engine. Sounds like a tractor. Runs and drives has all new brake system, heavy duty bumpers and custom roll bar. Body in better shape than most 47’s. Tons of potential. These are getting hard to find”
That’s a Sissy kinda Ugly rig. Not worth posting. Keep it.
This is why you have to be 18 years old to buy spray paint.
I’m not seeing anything ‘sissy’ here. The color scheme could be changed with $30 worth of spray paint. It’s drivable jeep with a solid looking roll cage. I would replace that front bumper.
I don’t know why Ted wrote; “it’s a Sissy ugly rig”? Except maybe the owner is Ted’s brother and is selling it rather than giving it to him? Haha.
I used to paint things loud colors when I was under 18 and who knows; might start doing it again when I’m 88?