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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3500.
(11/12/2015) That appears to be a VEC CJ-2A body with a filled in tailgate. The rear axles aren’t full floating. Might be a mix of parts. The dogs look in reasonable shape.
“1945 ford jeep, Buick V6 runs good , good tires, needs brakes. trailer for jeep available, ‘
The guy must be a concrete contractor or concrete work is cheap in California, that is a lot of concrete!
I didn’t notice the concrete … too many desert dog tires 🙂
According to some random page on the internet, Concrete near Riverbank costs $8.07 per square foot (Range: $5.38 – $10.75). I don’t know how that compares with the east coast.
Those Desert Dogs, deep rims, WWII jeep accents/features, beefy winch, and dark green color all got my attention. I didn’t notice all the concrete, Mark. I’m thinking you just had some expensive work done, maybe?
I like this one… a lot. And that price isn’t outrageous, either.
What is your contact number.??
Hi Jashanpreet,
It looks like this jeep sold. I’ve updated the post.
– Dave