1966 Jeep Wagoneer - Original Paint and Factory Winch

I'm the second owner and have only had it a few months. Seems unexpected expenses come up every time I get a new toy, o it needs to go.
The original owner bought it new and used it on his ranch for hunting and fishing. The estate sold it after he passed away. The jeep didn't see many miles, ut they were mostly off road. The indicated mileage may be right... the motor certainly runs like it's new and transmission shifts very smoothly. The factory PTO winch is cool (see photos) and works fine.
Will need a rear window. The winding mechanism works, nd the frame rolls up and down without any trouble, ut you will need to put new glass in it. All other windows work and have no cracks in them. All latches work and doors shut fine with no sagging or misalignment (including tailgate).
It has a few minor dents in the lower running boards and rust in the wheel wells. The floors are solid however (see photos from the lift.)
I thought it a good candidate for wheel well repair with those areas painted to match the rest of the original paint after the fix was done... but it would be an easy full restoration. One could also put a modest lift on it and use it as a decent trail rig as is.
Clear Utah title.
Buyer is responsible for transport. It's located in Centerville Utah, ust a few miles north of Salt Lake City. While the jeep would probably drive anywhere (I've taken it around town a few times) it isn't registered and the brakes are spongy. I wouldn't recommend a long trip until the brakes are sorted out.
Feel free to contact me with any questions.
Thanks for looking.
Chris Davis
Centerville, T