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This is original, expect for the parts that aren’t.
“1946 ORIGINAL RUNS AND DRIVES GREAT 4X4 WORKS GOOD NICE SNOW PLOW INCLUDED BEEN STORED NEEDS NEW HOME NEAT OLD JEEP LOTS OF FUN! CALL 609-780-2182 TONY”
http://southjersey.craigslist.org/cto/2088123589.html
Which parts aren’t original? Windshield? Front bumper?
Hi Steve,
The whole front end of the frame, including the bumper and frame rails appear modified. The windshield frame isn’t original either. The passenger seat doesn’t look quite right. It appears to be missing the rear bow holder on the driver’s side (the picture needs to be a little clearer for me to verify this with certainty.
I would need larger and clearer images to tell what else is non-stock.
– Dave