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Tim spotted this jeep.
“Very rare factory power takeoff option. Locking front hubs. Body in great condition. Original condition with the following upgrades; 12 volt electrical system w/alternator, Weber carb, roll bar, plastic fuel tank and super traction tires. Original radiator recored to original spec. New exhaust. This is the original civilian Jeep.”
https://providence.craigslist.org/cto/5516451443.html
Is that a gap I see in the top center of the roll bar? What’s up with that?
Maybe it is so the roll bar can expand/contract depending on the weather? lol.
“Maybe it is so the roll bar can expand/contract depending on the weather?” Quite possibly…after all it was it in the 60’s and sunny this week, today it is raining, we are expecting snow tomorrow and Monday here in Little Rhody! Ha!
Also, I wonder was bolted on the right side of rear hitch?
Tim
I would guess it is there to attache some PTO driven items. Maybe something custom?