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UPDATE: Now listed here.
(12/04/2023) Has a PTO winch. Looks straight. This seems worth a look.
“ll original 1946 willys jeep. Original engine. Body is straight and just needs a little bit of time and knowledge to be up and running. No title, only bill of sale.”
I messaged the seller a while ago who said he doesnt know anything about it and is selling it for a friend.
After lowering the price twice, he now raised it up a bit. Coupled with his questionable Seller reviews, I would be cautious with this one.
To all,
Not that this is the case, but I have previously purchased a jeep with no title. As luck would have it, I could not get a title for the jeep. I ended up parting out the jeep and losing my ___ in what I had paid for the jeep.
Just from my own experience, if there is not a title, I pass on the jeep.
Maybe in other places the no title may not be an issue,
Frank
Frank,
It’s an important thing to know, especially for those that live in more stringent states. So, thanks for mentioning it. I do try to point the lack of title in ads, but don’t always notice it.
– Dave
Allan, thanks for the heads up on this.
– Dave