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It is listed as a 1949. Has an updated engine, seats, windshield, and steering wheel/column at the very least.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/657237568111777/
This one is about an hour away from me. What are some of the things i should look for on this. No drain holes, body patched ? Motor mounting ? This have a lift on the front suspension ?
Thanks
Clem
Looks nice, Is this a Jeep color ?
I would ask if it has a clear Ohio title first off.It still has Wyoming plates on it.May not be a problem,but if you can’t get an Ohio title for it its a parts Jeep or off road Jeep in Ohio.This Jeep was for sale a while back with the Wyoming plates on it.It was sitting on old U.S. route 30 then.I never stopped to look at it.
It may have extra front spring leaves or blocks because of the weight of the snow plow.I would check front frame for damage/repairs and make sure that it shifts well and transfer works in both ranges.Snow plows take a toll on a vehicle.
Clem, this isn’t an original color. I’d bet there’s been some work on the front frame rails. I’d look them over closely. There have been enough updates that I’d look everyone over carefully to make sure the work was done well.
My advice, stay away, far away.