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This looks pretty solid for the price. The year is 1955 or later, but that’s not a big deal.
“1954 Jeep, 1948 Rebuilt flat head 4 cylinder engine.
Body painted, seats installed. Runs great. Needs shocks.
Large tires included, total 8 rims and tires go with this vehicle.
Excellent buy, check it out.
Perfect if you have land or a hunting lease.
Granny low will let you crawl over just about anything.
Call: Tim 901-870-4344”
http://memphis.craigslist.org/cto/2447442557.html
jeep has a full float rear end. Might have that hard to find dana 23-2 rear end with 5.38 gears.
I had missed the floaters in the rear. It is also possible that someone swapped full floating hubs onto a Dana 44 19 spline rear end. Dad did that so in case he broke an axle, the jeep would still roll.