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Hi everyone. I found this in my parents basement last week. I think it belonged to my uncle in the 1960's or 70's. It is in pretty good shape, meaning the paint is not scratched or no parts are dented or damaged. The only thing, as you can see, both back bumpers are missing. Thanks for taking the time to look!
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cool jeep:)
Dont think there was a back bumper. There should be a spare tire on the rear and hubcaps on the rear tires same as the front ones. Looks good anyway. - 1960's
Sorry! my bad...I meant to say both back hubcaps! LOL.
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thanks petey!
thanks pwsest1944!