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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $7500
Not perfect (and missing a speedometer), but fun for a ride.
“I build these jeeps. They are fun. This is a 1942. Post war engine. 4 cylinder. All new paint. Working winch that is a 1946. No top. Very original. But not perfect. Call or text. Text is best.”
That is a very impressive winch, I hope it has an operators manual.
Pretty nice looking, but quite a few oddities: from the holes for extra hood latches and unique front bumper to the entire dash area. But I like it a lot, and he isn’t asking a fortune for it, either.
You could pull the jeep up a cliff with that winch if you could keep it running long enough. Wonder why no speedometer?