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“Rare 1953 Jeep CJ3B High Hood.
327 Chevy Engine. Muncie 4 speed and much more.
Bucket Seats, Big winch,
Was a reliable hunting rig but has been parked for a few years.
Rubber gone but not much rust on this old truck.
Ready for a new love!Seats”
https://missoula.craigslist.org/for/d/bonner-1953-jeep-cj3b-high-hood-327/7454164138.html
nice little jeep. i would be a buyer at about 1 thousand dollars.
How do they come up with these prices, pull them out of thin air?
That’s so much money. I definitely don’t see that kind of value here
I knew this one would make the 3B Posse cringe !!!! Must be a blast on the street with that Muncie and not a T18 or 98 ,I love it
Ok good, I’m new at this and even I was thinking way too high!
WAAYYY to high, maybe $1,500-$2,000. considering the winch and all.
The tub looks to be in good shape.
Even so, it appears to have been sitting long enough that it will need EVERYTHING gone through. Just running and driving as is, I don’t see more than 5K in value. As is, consider the amount of time and money you’d need to invest in it to get it to be a driver, I don’t see more than 2k.