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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was 23,999.
This was a garaged truck, but the frame was rebuilt? Looks like a fine truck, but I don’t see an argument for the high price.
“-3800 miles
-Original Flat head engine
-3peed drivetrain with low high 4×4 plus overdrive
-Original mufflem shocks
-Rebuilt frame
-Pleated interoir with installed radio
-Stanless steel bed and toolbox
-New Mickey Thompson Tires
-New paint job to compliment the old truck”
The tread plate used in the bed and the tool box looks like it’s aluminum, not stainless. I bought a sheet of 1/8th inch thick stainless steel tread plate and that stuff is expensive! To make the running boards, bed liner and tool box from stainless would lighten your wallet many thousands of dollars. Also I had to us replacement mufflem shocks on my Willys.