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UPDATE:**SOLD** Was $2800.
(10/30/2015) This has some funky fenders.
“1948 Willys Jeep CJ2A. It can be a project or just something to run around your yard and plow. The tub is original and a little rough. Original engine and drivetrain – rebuilt. Runs and drives well. Comes with a plow that has a hydraulic pump run from a front engine pto that functions as it should. No windshield. Just replaced the gauges, rewired the lights and had the seats recovered. ”
I would like to see what the front engine pto and hydraulic pump look like, or maybe it is just the standard belt driven Monarch Hi-Lo pump.
How about those front fenders? Is that a “Bubba” job, or someone trying for the HMMWV (Humvee) look? It’s actually kinda cool… IMO.
Sounds like a hy-lo-jeep hydraulic pump that runs on double pulley of crankshaft. Sure is a different look with the fenders