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Has some bumper mods and the floor’s cargo floor has been repaired.
https://stlouis.craigslist.org/cto/d/moscow-mills-1947-cj2a-willys-jeep/7112775500.html
“1947 CJ2A Willys Jeep. Clean Title. Good condition. Includes mounted Ramsey 8,000 lb capacity winch. The winch alone is worth $1,000 new. Runs good. Includes tow bar.”
I haven’t seen a compressed air tank/bumper rig since my days of running on the sand/beaches in Cape Cod ! To have a national seashore beach permit you had to air down to 10 lbs in all tires. So people were pretty resourceful in finding ways to air up when you came back in . Some guys had a spark-plug rig that would get compressed air out of whichever cylinder they decided to run without. Not optimal but better than nuthin if you happen to run your tire off the rim due to such low pressure. 🙂