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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2500.
(05/18/2020) Coincidently, $2500 ($1500 in cash, key fob, and other stuff and $1000 in tires) is how much it cost us to get out of Spanish Fork when we were there in 2018! This modified CJ-5 is kinda ugly and cool at the same time. Given he top, the winch, and the turbine rims, there just might be some value here. No description provided.
There’s a whole lotta “wow” here… a lot of it pretty cool. Interestingly the rear turbine rims appear to have more fins than the front rims – possibly different manufacturer???
Yeah Joe. The rear wheels have a large stepped smooth area at the outer end of the fins verses the front wheels with no smooth (other than the at the bead).
I still like it … different and potentially useful. Whether it was properly lengthened or not, well that’s another story.
Always wondered what the postal service jeep cabs ended up as. I’d like to finish it and drive it.
Hi Ron,
It looks like this one sold. I’ve updated the post.
– Dave