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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $14,000.
The mini-jeep is $3500.
“1942 Ford WWII Jeep Yes its a ford They made them during WWII Fully restored bumper to bumper new everything to much to list. asking $14,000.00 price negotiable Also have a Minnie Jeep looks just like the real thing 1/4 scale sits on John Deere lawn mower, hydrostatic drive, $3,500.00 negotible call Buzz same #”
I really like that mini-jeep with the cool slat grill. I was into lawn mower racing before this flat fender addiction set in. Who knew I could combine those two passions!
Hey Joe in Mesa-
If you want to build one of those mini Jeeps, I have an extra body that I would be willing to sell for what I paid for it. I built one of these on a John Deere lawnmower chassis a few years ago and thought I might build another one, but had other projects come along.
Call me-
Colin in Phoenix
602-810-1495
Thanks, Colin. I will give you a call. I’d may be interested in that mini jeep body and it’s always fun to compare notes, jeep-wise.
Colin in Phoenix,
I have always thought about doing one of those mini Jeeps with a Deere chassis, I just haven’t seen anyone do it right… until now of course. I was going to rework my son’s Power Wheels Jeep body for an 80cc quad, but I am wondering if it will even be worth it in the end. I would love to get that other body from you (if Joe in Mesa hasn’t already swooped on it), but I have too much in my garage as it is, with my ’72 DJ-5B FrankenJeep conversion, and all.
I would like to know if there is a place that does those correctly, such as what you have, so that I may get one later on down the line.
Thank you sir!
-Jon
Jon in Queen Creek-
Joe got some bad news over the weekend, the government shutdown hit the company he work(s,,ed) for and so he is currently not in a position to buy my mini Jeep. If you are interested, even though you have plenty of projects, I only want what I paid for it, which is about 2/3rds of what they are selling them for now. The body is made by Bemak in the Phillipines and is 1/2 scale, about 30 inches wide by 60 inches long.
Colin
colins60vette@cox.net
602-810-1495