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This is worth a closer look. It has a nicely aged patina to it. As long as it runs and drives, I’m not sure I’d want to do much more to it.
“July 26th 2012
9 MIles South of Charleston, IL on Rt. 130 or 8 Miles North Greenup & 1/2 Mile East on Road 1300N & 1/2 Mile North on Ro
Greenup, IL”
http://www.auctionzip.com/cgi-bin/auctionview.cgi?lid=1493310&kwd=jeep&zip=99301&category=0
Nice looking Jeep. 25 years ago I used to find them in back yards in this condition several times a year, but boy that doesn’t happen anymore. Around here if you found one that was in that shape today the sellers would want $10,000.
Patina. Reminded me when I hauled a wagon cab that was 90% rust and one of the comments I got from a guy at a gas station was “It’s got great patina.”