UPDATE:* *SOLD** Was $14,999. The has been available for several years.
(06/04/2017) Looks parade ready. No description provided.
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UPDATE:* *SOLD** Was $14,999. The has been available for several years.
(06/04/2017) Looks parade ready. No description provided.
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For that price it really should come with a battery 😉
Also noticed lack of data plates on glove box; horn button doesn’t look right; and odd “bubba bracket” to the generator. Overspray on the tires isn’t a good sign, either.
Also later type rotary light switch. Not correct for a 42 model year. A bit overpriced in my opinion.
Body seems repro…no holes for door well curtains. No radiator rod to cowl either.
Seems like this has been for sale for a couple of years. That should tell you what the market thinks.
GPW front X member..
So in 2017 it had been for sale for a couple of years..in the period of time its been for sale, has anyone actually looked at it or talked to the seller…that we know of?
Matt,
No one has provided any feedback on it to me.
– Dave
No answer on the number provided, and doesn’t answer emails. Probably a guy telling his wife “I’m TRYING to sell it!”
Shawn, thanks for the update on that. That can be frustrating for sure!
I actually talked to the owner. He bought it to send to India but could not get the permit. He doesn’t know anything about it. I mean he doesn’t know how to drive it or even start it. He sent me a few pictures and they look good but he said it hasn’t been turned on since 2018. He has no interest in the jeep and will sell it for 10000. If you can actually see it with your own eyes it would be a great buy.
Thanks for the update Matt!
half the price?
is this jeep still available
Hi Nolan,
I haven’t seen this jeep listed lately. I just checked Craigslist, but don’t see it listed, so I’ve marked it sold.
Thanks,
– Dave