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Blaine spotted this Tux Park IV accidentally listed under the trailers category. Could be worth a look. I can’t tell if there is some whitish spray paint on the lower half of the doors or if that is caused by shadows.
https://portland.craigslist.org/grg/tro/d/klickitat-65-jeep-tuxedo-park-mark-4/7077421761.html
“1965 Jeep Tuxedo Park Mark 4, 58000 miles, no rot , steel top, good tires $8500.00”
I can’t tell if that is a PTO winch or not.
I’m guessing it’s a non-running vehicle but not mentioned in the ad.
PTO winch. Appears to be a Ramsey 8000 which we have optioned from the factory on our 71. Great winch! Be interesting to know if they optioned a T98 or T18 to push it. Ours has the T18 from the factory.
Yeah, you always wonder when people take photos with it in the garage or carport with stuff piled around it. At least have the neighborhood boys push it out onto the driveway for a photo op.
Had the exact 65 Tux (sans winch) in the mid 70s and took deer hunting in Shasta Co/Lassen (CA).