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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $7900.
Has a rear PTO.
“This is a 1946 I did as a Navy Shore Patrol Tribute It has 4cyl engine, 3 speed all original It runs great.
I did change to 12 volt and electric fuel pump for easy starting
It has 5 new military tires, brakes done I have a black best top but like it without the top.
It has something I have not seen before a factory installed PTO on rear and it works.”
Where’s the back cushion? That’ll make the ride a little uncomfortable. At least they didn’t patch spare tire holes but it also means they drilled holes in tailgate. I like the rear pto
That’s just a lot of grey. Dang nice windshield frame with those one piece arms. Oh, you mean the lean-back cusions? Yes, a little uncomfortable. Man, that’s so much grey…