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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2000.
Seller listed this as a 1943, but looks like a 1946 to me. The front frame rails and bumper look good. A PTO winch is in the rear. It’s pretty complete, but still a project.
“Found in barn all original only thing missing is engine fan has been through a lot needs someone willing to do a little to make it like it used to be call or text if interested I will deliver for price asked”
Some value here. Nice winch, straight tailgate, wheels, grill, seats, etc. For the right price one can get a ton of parts
Looks like a 46 to me too with grill and 3 tags on civilian dash
I concur. By the looks of the rot in the tool box area, I don’t think that’s all of it. There is some good parts value. I’m thinking late 20xxx for vin…
Right front frame rail appears bent down.