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(02/16/2021) This has an interesting hood mod. The jeep was originally from Idaho.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/773501613520947
“Seems to run good.4 wheel drive .Has Pinto 4 cylinder motor very low miles.3 speed 4 wheel drive.Is in Dustin Acres.Ca.Selling for friend who’s brother passes away.From Idaho tagged plates. Have pink slip.Open to resonable offers. Not mine.”
Interesting – looks like the builder removed the 3B filler panel at the side of the cowl to lower the cowl and dash, plus sectioned the grill at the bottom to bring it all back to 3A hood height, and used a wagon hood with the front point removed. Nice ideas and well executed!
Ah !! Brian that explains it. Nice job for whoever did the work.