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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5000.
(04/06/2020) There are newer pics available.
“Winter time money maker, has a plow! New battery, brakes, differential seals, rebuilt carb, serviced. Engine rebuilt years prior. Passenger seat in. Back seat as well, needs reupholstered. Runs very well!!! d”
Look like Gates Commando tires.
This is an awesome looking Jeep! I am very interested. I live N.E. of Seattle.
Is there a chance that you could please send some photographs!
Thank you very much!
Hi Randy,
It looks like it is still available. Contact the seller via Craigslist: https://wenatchee.craigslist.org/for/d/east-wenatchee-jeep/7104337231.html
Thanks
– Dave
Most vehicles that have been used extensively for snow plowing have had a hard life. See if you can get photos of the floor pans before going to look at it
Seems like value for your dollar, most of today’s buyers don’t know value when they see it.
It’s a -2A. Keyed coil mounting holes in the dash, skinny frame over front axle, driver’s seat frame front leg bend.
Plowing snow…better look deep underneath, axle housing and frame pitting. As a seller, bottom pix should be prime in a presentation.
This Jeep is sold, my best friend’s dad owns this one. He bought it either June 26 or June 27, 2020
Thanks for the update!