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UPDATE: **Status Unknown** Was $18500.
Looks mostly unrestored.
“This mb is from southern California and been sitting for years.Mb has minimal rust and can be easily restored or driven as is.Very complete,will need carb and fuel tank cleaned.18500.00 or best offer.”
I think this MB was listed a few months ago on the inlandempire craigslist page for $12500 but I can’t find David’s listing. Can anybody confirm?
It’s got California black plates, so that’s entirely possible. I’ll look for once I get done with emails …
The ad has been removed. Maybe it sold?
I went through several years of posts, but didn’t see it either. I now see the seller had mentioned this was a Socal jeep, so that explains the black plates.
– Dave