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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1000
(04/28/2014) Doesn’t run. Might not be a bad price if the body is as solid as it appears.
“I purchased this Jeep with the intentions of getting it running. I have too many projects so this one needs to go. The Jeep appears to be complete with the addition of a later model Chrysler alternator. I’ll post under hood photos once the wind stops blowing.”
Is that a known type of half cab.
looks like a mini-pickup sliding rear window, not a bad idea and looks like it was installed well.
I thought that was a well done mod as well.
This has a lot going for it at that price… seems to be all there, plus that cab, the patina (mostly just surface rust?). Check out that air horn in the engine compartment 🙂 I even like the original? pattern on the drivers seat.