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UPDATE: Still available.
(03/17/2016) Runs and drives.
“1949 Willys CJ-3B – All original body and drivetrain. 4 cylinder, 3 speed transmission with twin-stick transfer case. Excellent tires, top, and interior. Smittybuilt winch, satellite radio, and high lift jaxt.”
http://vermont.craigslist.org/for/5942793750.html
Reminds me of David Banner…”Don’t make me angry…you wouldn’t like me when I’m angry!”
I think that is the brightest jeep I have ever seen, no hiding in the woods with that one.
FYI, there is a price bump to $6500. Not sure why.
why a pink radiator?
Thanks Teach. I probably missed that.
PINK radiator???’
Pink is one cool color … lol
I have a theory for it still being for sale: potential buyers get one look at Jay Peak and spend the day (and money) skiing instead 🙂
Jay Peak, Vermont is beyond words… with actual powder, views of Canada, lots of ski in ski out lodging options and almost affordable, our family loved our annual trip there for over a decade.
I had a buddy in high school who’s mom was on him to paint the front porch. She had to go out of town and said, this better be done by the time I get back. He asked what color and she replied, I don’t care just get it done. She came home two days later to a hot pink porch. She wasn’t happy and asked, why. He said, someone mixed wrong and it was cheap. This jeep reminds me of that story.