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Hi Folks. This Jeep I have owned since 2008 or there about. It has been modified in the following ways:
engine Chrysler 318
automatic transmission with shifter
Ford rear end
fabricated spare tire mounts
mounted fuel jug
custom iron work on roll bar for welding tanks

This truck was my daily driver for about two years. Lately I have used it as a fencing truck to work on cattle fences. It has the usual story of I just don't drive it any more. I have moved on to a UTV that hauls more people.
When I purchased the Jeep it needed nothing, but I worked on a few rust spots here and there. I found out that in its early years someone had the vehicle undercoated. Floor pans are intact and the frame looks great. This thing drives great due to the wide Ford rear end.
Before I purchased it, I think it was used on the farm as a welding truck because of the angle iron on the roll bar that was cutout to house oxygen and acetylene tanks. The clutch pedal has been cut off and a shifter for the automatic transmission is in the floorboard. 4x4 works good. One of the mud tires is missing because a ran over a stick and punctured a hole in the sidewall. Street tire is on the passenger rear. In the cab is a gun rack, paper towel holder and a case for binoculars.

Carburetor doesn't have a choke so its cold natured in the winter. At this time headlights don't work but I'll try to get those back on.

I have listed locally and have had a lot of calls, but its time to move on. This is a no reserve auction.

No warranty expressed or implied, but I would feel comfortable driving it anywhere.

Local pick up only. I don't need help selling it and if you cant hand me the cash, then there is no need to bid.

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