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UPDATE: Still Available.
(11/09/2022) I have to say I was more curious about the Sand Jalopy Hot Rod than the jeep. The jeep seems to have a DJ-3A body. Neither seems to have much value.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/408067411508752
“1 Jeep 1 water pumper buggy 1000$ for both Bill of sale”
And the Sand Jalopy
Dave…That ‘Sand Jalopy’ looks like perfect ‘Yard Art’ (maybe back yard), for your new estate !! Love it !!
It looks like it was a fun project for someone. I can see it flying over sand dunes. Looks like something a person might have seen on Hot Rod magazine.
I think I’ll keep the art on the walls rather than in the yard. Besides, I need to get to work on the art inside the shop 🙂