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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $6500. Tim pointed out that the body may be fiberglass and I think that’s a good bet. The fenders are fiberglass.
This might have a DJ-3A body (with a few mods).
“Runs and drives very well. Awesome off-road vehicle a lot cheaper than a side-by-side. Good brakes exhaust etc.”
Fiberglass tub? Not certain, but I believe this jeep was for sale for around $5000 K (or even less) this past summer with a larger number/grille guard set up. My guess is a flip maybe???
Tim,
That’s certainly a possibility as well. Probably more likely fiberglass than the DJ body. I thought the jeep looked familiar, but I couldn’t find it in the archives.
– Dave
Fenders are definitely fiberglass.
Def Fiberglass , it’s pretty close to me and I took a quick look one day
I thought this one looked familiar. Check out this link:
http://www.sellajeep.com/mjs/sale18/adm266/adm266.html
Looks like it cost someone $2500 to remove front bumper and change out seats for some shiny new boat seats.