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UPDATE: Status unknown.
(03/25/2013)
1953 CJ-3B: This green jeep is a 1953 CJ3-B – high hood. Project jeep for $1,500.
1953 CJ-3A: This blue jeep is a 1953 CJ3-A with a Buick V6. $1,500. The body is likely a lefty from a 2A (perhaps other parts are 2A too?)
Just noticed that the blue cj3a is actually has the bow holders on the right side instead of the left. Must be a cj2a.
Oh yeah, I mentioned that to Roger, but forgot to tag it. Thanks James!
Hi Dave,
I want you to know about Roger Garrick. I “purchased” a CJ3B from him over two years ago. I sent him the funds, $1,500.00, and he received them. He was going to deliver the Jeep to me in California as he stated he had a truck going up and down Washington, Oregon, and California quite frequently. He said he would deliver it for $200.00. Well, I told him that I would not accept delivery until he sent me the title. He sent me a title to a Jeep pickup, and from the VIN I figured it was a 1960’s model. I photocopied the title, and sent Roger a letter along with the bogus title and said WTF? He feigned ignorance. Since then, he has returned about $1,200.00. I will probably never see the rest. He did eventually answer one of my phone calls and said that a title to the Jeep I “purchased” couldn’t be had for at least a year as that is how long Washington DMV took to make sure the vehicle was not stolen, etc.. So, I would warn your readers at the least, or recommend that you do not accept ads from Roger Garrick. He, I feel, is less than honest. He comes across as honest and friendly on the telephone, but look out! I thought I had purchased a nice restorable vehicle from a nice guy and I was wrong. He utilizes his wife, who is apparently disabled with MS or something like that, to push the paperwork onto. I talked to her twice over the year’s time I was trying to make sense of this mess. I talked to Washington state DMV fraud department and decided to not go after this guy. I did not give his name to them, but they were super interested in busting this guy for selling more vehicles per year than he is allowed without a seller’s license. I have all the papers, copies of my letters, and the photocopy of the wrong title just in case I would ever need them to use against this fellow. Looks like you are enjoying the road trip. Thanks again for all your work and the great website. Stephen Lee Adams
Thanks Stephen. I’ll look into this.
– Dave
Just bought the green 3b…. I will let you know how is goes after pick up.