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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2000.
(07/29/2022) Unclear what all is here.
“This jeep has a 1942 on the title with a body style of a high hood that somebody told me only was made in fifties. I have vin number that is on title. Driven 300 miles 3500.00 OBO This Jeep doesn’t run, has a vortex V6 motor separate,box of new wiring, and frame and top. Warn overdrive”
I bought this, it’s really rusty. not originally a 3b. was converted from a 2a. only reason it was a decent deal is that it came with extra frame and crate engine, never run
Thanks for the update John. I’ve updated the post.
Given the OD, winch, and engine, I’d say that sounds like you got a good deal!
– Dave