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UPDATE: **SOLD** $2000
(05/03/2015) Includes a rear pto. Has a lean.
“Cj2a farm version with rear pto and belt pulley adaptor. Two sets of tires. Mud doers and snow tires mounted on rims. Rebuilt transmission and rebuilt seats. Runs good.”
Got some more pics on this jeep. It’s a lefty which makes it a 48. Quite a bit of rust on side steps which leads me to think the hat channels have a lot of rust too. Under the door openings and where spare tire was are also rusty. It has been converted to 12 volt and there is a modified rear seat in place of the passenger front seat. I think it was used hard in it’s life.
The floor is bended. From the rear view, i’d say it had an accident with it.