UPDATE: Price dropped to $3500
(12/15/2013) Seller does not have a title, but has a replacement title form.
“While driving down a street, we spotted an old dusty willy’s jeep. It belonged to a widow’s husband and was sitting for many years collecting dust near the back of her house. We were told that the jeep was running until he passed and it sat since 2010. It is in good shape for being a 67 year old jeep! It has a 327 with aluminum intake and camel bump heads, automatic transmission, a removable tow bar, a front windshield that smoothly tilts, and locking hubs. There is a rack to hold two Jerry cans. The body and the floors are surprisingly solid and there is only a small amount of rust on the driver’s side, which is an easy repair. There is a removable tow b
We were given a signed DMV Title Replacement form, so one just has to go to AAA or the DMV to get a new title.
Sold as is. Call (310) 309-1294 to make an appointment to see the jeep or if you have any questions.”
http://losangeles.craigslist.org/sfv/cto/4273619221.html
I love the sellers who tell you how to get a title, saying it is easy peasy…but they haven’t bothered themselves to get a title. Things that make you go….HMMMMMMM.
Never believe a seller who tells you it is easy to get a new title. Research it yourself!!
You are absolutely right Dj Bill! I recently spent 8 hours at Nevada DMV trying to get a title for a CJ2a. I finally convinced the pencil pushers by showing them an original CA registration with the jeeps description that had the original license plate number on it. They spent a lot of time researching VIN locations and looking at the body number, gussets, frame horns (inside and out) and the water pump boss. Lucky I had the plate on the jeep or I would have had a “pile of parts”.