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UPDATE: **SOLD**
It has a PTO and an engine. There is some possibility of some parts value here.
“Willys Jeep pickup. Has motor, transmission, transfer case, axles, and PTO on back. Has a useable tailgate.”
I made a deal with the seller a couple days ago and pick up next week.
Rrruuuusssstyyyyy! Or burnt…
Seriously, Chris? …or are you kidding?
This is very cool… but mostly as “yard art” as it sits.
DEF worth $200.
I love it out West, no vehicles go to the junk yard, they are just parked in the “back forty”.
The battery case is burned off. It went through a fire. It is cool looking yard art.
You bet joe, I offered $100 and the seller agreed. I’m mainly after the pto. And yes Mark, people just park everything with the assumption that they’ll need a part someday or for when scrap prices go back up. Like the American pickers say…. it’s rusty gold