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This one sold pretty quickly. Was priced at $5500. I thought the front bumper was worth noting. Was this an aftermarket bumper of some type?
It may be the original Ramsey winch bumper. They seemed to be a large deck type bumper if I remember right. They look a little awkward to me.
I have a similar bumper on my ’63, but it doesn’t include gas cans. Frankly, I wouldn’t want full gas cans up there on the front corners of the wagon.
I have a bunch of Ramsey books. I’ll see if I can find that bumper style.
that’s a great bumper for mowing down cows in a field ?
This is my new Willy’s 🤷🏻♀️
Congrats Tina! I hope you enjoy it!
– Dave
Thx
Any info on the bumper is appreciated it is kinda of a weird one
Tina,
It’s possible this was a 1960s Con-Ferr (out of California) extra deep bumper designed for the back, but without the rear light cutouts and hitch cutout. More likely it’s a custom bumper.
– Dave