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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $12,500.
Mark forwarded this one.
“Here is one of the lowest mile Jeeps around. 18k . 258 6 cyl. with the 4 speed manual trans. Small lift kit. Nice BFG tires. Soft top and bikini top. Runs drives looks like new. Very unique Jeep. Stored winters. Solid body. Very clean inside and out.”
This may have been sold, it no longer comes up on the dealer website. This sure seemed like a nice jeep, probably able to drive as a summer vehicle for many years.
Thanks Mark. I’ve updated the post. That was a fast sale!
If it was an actual 83 then I am not surprised it went so quickly even at the price. I’ve been looking for an 83 for eons simply because that’s the last year of the CJ-5 (after all those stupid IIHS rollover tests that determined the CJ unsafe). Like this one, whenever they come up, they go quickly. However, like this one, they are too far away or too rich for me. Glad it has a new home and hopefully lasts another few decades! By the way Happy New Year from your northern neighbor. Keep on jeepin’