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Update: As John points out, the body, chassis and fenders aren’t from ‘55.
The Meyer half cab might be in good shape. Hard to tell what shape the body is in.
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“Great restoreable example no title Message for more info Trades for interesting, vintage cars, trucks, or old machines will be considered”
While the title may say 1955, I’m not sure about the metal.
note side marker lights and plastic flares from the ’70s, the embossed “Jeep” (different font) and rear fuel filler are later as well.
Also, no tailgate. Didn’t all ’55s have them?
(I previously owned a ’77 Renegade without a tailgate, I know other CJs of the period did have them).
What’s with the rear wheel openings…they look elliptical on the top?
John,
Agreed. The chassis, body and fenders ain’t from ‘55.
I can’t tell what is going on with the rear fender wells.
– Dave
Rear fenders look cut out. Rear axle looks 1976 or newer.