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Seems in good shape. Has a ventilating windshield. Seller indicates this is in Miami, but I’m wondering, given the terrain in the background, if it is farther south in Puerto Rico.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/2025097571064082
“From 62, 6 Original Volts, motor hurracane, 30,000 miles of factory”
This looks like a Jeep I tried to buy in PR 10 years ago. 4-5 k if I can remember. Too many uncertainties with shipping costs.
For 14 k in PR you can buy ocean front property.
That definitely is NOT Miami in the background. I have lived in Miami for 70 years, and the only tall terrain around here is Concrete High Rise apartment buildings, and they are taking over everywhere like a disease. Those trees look like they have really been wind beat as well. Maybe it is a scam since the information is written kind of strangely too. A real seller would be bragging like crazy if that specimen was in that condition and that original. Caveat Emptor!
I agree with Steve, “ really “, mountains and valleys in Miami, the scammers are getting sloppy.😀
I should have mentioned that it was written in Spanish and I used the auto translator to translate, hence the awkward syntax. Whether a scam or not, it is highly priced.
It could be in Miami now, and dealer/seller is trying to recoup costs of getting it here from Puerto Rico. It does look nice. Maybe this PR photo is the nicest pic so they used it.
Guess I’m hoping it’s legit (thinking the best of people for a change ;-))
i’m pretty sure this cj3b is in CUBA — tons of old American cars there
Desi
Dought it. But you might be right.
My guess in kuba you could buy a couple ocean front properties for 14,000 US dollars.