1992 Jeep Wrangler junkyard find salvage yard rusty gold rust bucket

[@Kevscancave]

Wow! 👍😎👍

[@NathansMoparGarage]

Rusty wow

[@EYE_SPIDER]

Nice! BOOM BABY!

[@NathansMoparGarage]

Boom 😎

[@HODGEPODGEDODGEGARAGE]

Those floors would be easy to clean! 🤣

[@NathansMoparGarage]

Definitely and you can leave top off in the rain 😂

[@anthonynapier4668]

Cool don't see too many of those in the junk yard ,,it will definitely get parted too nothing 👍👍

[@NathansMoparGarage]

@@anthonynapier4668 The last one I saw in the yard the whole body was gone.

[@Foxcanfixit]

With Bronco/Ranger wheels

[@NathansMoparGarage]

I knew they looked familiar

[@THEMOFODRIVER.]

I like the diamond plate corner it ads character

[@NathansMoparGarage]

That's probably the best part 😂

[@googleusergp]

Ewald Chrysler-Jeep is in Wisconsin (either Franklin or Oconomowoc), so "In rust, we do not trust".
No VIN, can't win, but can be figured out, no doubt: 1J3 for US made Jeep, maybe F for 4,001 to 5,000 # GVWR, YS for Wrangler "S" (guess), 9 for two door open body, L for 4.0L inline six with MFI (not TBI), aka "Straight Six Soldier", then a random check digit, then N for the 1992 model year, then possibly T for Toledo, OH assembly and the rest is the production sequence. The Toledo, OH assembly complex has been around since about 1910 and still assembles Jeep products today. The 4.0L straight six is a tough engine that was a hallmark of Jeeps for a very long time.
No tag, can't brag, but possibly code KRD Radiant Fire exterior paint.

[@NathansMoparGarage]

@@googleusergp Another one that lost its identity.

[@googleusergp]

@@NathansMoparGarage Need the VIN to win and the tag to......ahhhh you get the rest.

[@NathansMoparGarage]

Someone took it

[@googleusergp]

@@NathansMoparGarage Indeed they did.

[@pstreetgarage7304]

Her towing days are over !!!

[@NathansMoparGarage]

It's off the road for good 😂

[@UnfinishedProjectDartSport]

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[@NathansMoparGarage]

@@UnfinishedProjectDartSport 🐔🍟