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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay.
(03/15/2012) This looks in good shape. It is a pretty early CJ-3A.
“Good condition. New floor pans. All original, including 6 volt charging system. New battery. Runs well. Does not burn oil. Tires need replacing. Soft top and doors, but no rear side panels. Odometer says 1851, but I don’t think it is correct; I have no idea of real miles.”
What’s mounted on the passenger floor?
looks like a jack?
Last time this was posted (which I deleted accidently), Tim mentioned the following:
I believe the thing on the passenger side is the manual controls for the koenig winch. It is the type of PTO that runs off the crankshaft. I think it is the model R100 or R100J.