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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5500.
It does have some rust, but if it’s not bad, this could be a good price.
“Original V8 – 304, 2bbl
3 – Speed Manual Transmission
Removable Steel Roof
Manual Steering
Original Rust
New WARN Lockout Hubs
New Upholstery
Original AM Radio
Manual Brakes
3 Year old Goodyear tires with maybe 1,000 miles on them
92,000 Miles
$5,500. OBO
Call Bob at phone number in reply section”
I never liked the NOSE on these remodeled Commandos, and judging from the low sales figures, I wasn’t the only one. I think the original attempt was to boost sales of the Commando, but this design had the reverse effect. Now if Brook Stevens had been the design engineer, I’m sure it would have been successful.
jeeps went all to hell when AMERICAN MOTORS bought em — I tell people that DAILY — the last good ( non-plastic ) jeeps were assembled prior to 1972 — sure AMERICAN MOTORS did improve a few things , the steering , brakes , box the frames , get rid of the f-head — but , I wouldn’t own one — why should I ?
Morris Radner, THE Morris Radner, the Jeepsterman from Howell Twp. NJ? can’t be, old man Morris died years ago. Then again, may be the Ghost of Morris Radner speaking to me. He must be aware of my spiritual connections.
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I would love some more information on this vehicle. Please contact me. Thanks