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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2999.
This might be worth a look. It hasn’t run in a few years.
“I’m going to part this vintage 55 jeep out what do you need ? No texts , email or call . This is barn fresh hasn’t been licensed since 82 ran about 5 years ago turns over.”
I don’t think this is in Austin Texas.
Kind of sad this will be parted out. Looks to be worth at least $2000 as a project jeep (to make operational again). Add the plow and hard top and it’s nearly worth asking price… hope someone saves it.
Peter, you are correct. I even looked up Austin, MN, but my fingers still typed TX. Thanks!
I have never seen that plow set-up before, some sort of elec./ hyd. unit, maybe from a piece of construction equipment. I like the spare tire tread.