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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $250.
If you are close by, this might be worth a look to see if there is any value in this poorly modified creature.
“OLD JEEP ranch project—-USE YOUR IMAGINATION
Contents in bed (fenders& M37 hood) NOT included
NO engine(was Ford V8 flattie) exhaust manifolds there.
trans trans case and diffs there
gas tank there
MUST be trailered
I am cleaning up my property”
Glovebox lock is worth the asking price
I missed the lock. Indeed, by the time it’s parted and salvaged, it seems like there’s value here.
Looks like a Ford transmission, wondering how it matched up to Jeep transfer case??
Jeff I would put a six pack on it that it is not an early lock. It has the screw above the door for the tab and the head of lock does not look big enough. International made a lock that looks the same.
Jay
Call the scrapper.
Mark,
I imagine it was either an improvised adapter or one from a manufacturer. There are seemingly endless adapter options out there.
– Dave
Sold–RIP
Thanks for the update!