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UPDATE: This was priced at $8500 but sold. It was then priced at $14,500 minus the stickers. In is now sold.
(10/29/2012) Rear PTO with Drum. Looks beautiful. I think this will go quickly at this price.
“Recently restored with rear PTO and Belt pulley, many new parts with manuals. Military tires, well documented restoration with all receipts. Good Title and paperwork. Nice Jeep original 6 volt system. 94 miles on odometer. ”
Here is the same jeep when available for sale in late October of 2012.
stripped from stickers:
http://www.hemmings.com/classifieds/dealer/willys/cj2a/1497169.html
This jeep was close to me but a little pricey. It actually sold for 14500? i thought the price was 8500? That cant be the same jeep. or is somebody trying to resell it on hemmings?
Hugh … the price was $8500. The owner has put it on Hemmings at $14,500.
Walter … excellent catch!
i called the owner, and he told me that it was sold. so now again for sale, but for a higher price…
It must have been expensive to paint those windshield blocks!
Now if they would just remove that stupid rope from the front bumper they could ask $15,500