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UPDATE: Price dropped to $6000.
(04/28/2015) No title. Looks solid.
“Restored Military Jeep M38A1, Korean War-Era Jeep,
12 Volt elect. system, currently running, but needs carb rebuilt,
I can type up a bill of sale, NO title, but can be titled at DMV”
http://phoenix.craigslist.org/nph/cto/5047664405.html
No title= parts jeep. Have to have a title when selling. Makes things a lot easier down the road.
The title can be a big issue, depend on the state that you live in. Roll the dice, is it worth the risk…pretty easy here in Idaho, for now, but it’s getting more difficult in recent years.
Appear to be removable…..carpets though in the front.
Here in AZ you can get an abandonned vehicle title for about 10 bucks and then license it normally (BTDT). However the more appropriate process is to get a bonded title which I’m being told will cost me about $300 for one of my WWII jeeps.
So it’s about money and time, not necessarily a deal breaker in AZ.