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“Needs restoration, body is actually in very good shape. Mostly suraface rust. $800 or will trade for fourwheeler or motorcycle If serious email me your name & number and I will call you or just email me and if I think you are really interested I’ll give you my number if you are more comfortable with that.”
http://evansville.craigslist.org/cto/2498347551.html
I looked at this one. It’s actually an M38. It’s pretty rough. Hasn’t run in 20+ years but would be an OK parts vehicle. Spark plugs have been out of the vehicle for who knows how long so the motor is very questionable. I didn’t try to see if it would turn over, but I doubt it. I would not say the body is “actually in very good shape” though.