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I think this is the first jeep I've posted from Alabama. Either that's a brand new body or someone has taken very good care of that jeep.
"1946 Willys' Jeep Model CJ2A – civilian style. Yellow with black interior and black bikini top. All new (not rebuilt) front end, steering, tow ends, both transmissions and belts, hoses, etc. Parade ready."
Ugh….That tube bumper is hideous!
Mitch
Given your love for tube bumpers, I knew you couldn’t resist commenting 🙂
I’ve seen some real nice looking homemade bumpers using tube, but the Smittybilt type with 3″ tube just look awful….So out of place. All the nice looking homebuilt ones I’ve seen use alot smaller tube.
Mitch