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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $18,000.
(11/16/2013) “Full frame off restoration with matching military matching trailer both like brand new to original condition. You have to see it to believe it. Inquiries about selling the trailer only must call to negotiate. Serious buyers only both items are a very rare find. Call 931-581- one-one eight three. Please no texts calls only. Thank you”
Ok,here we go, another way over priced jeep.Note front bumper is attached with one bolt only to each frame rail ,no bumper horns on front frame rail ends,no combat rims,no sign of half door snap holes around entries,could be repo tub.No mention of missing top bows.Rear axle is either CJ or M38 postwar type not full floating WW2 axle. Rear reflectors mounted way to low on body side. Trailer is postwar M100 not WW2 .Good start for a proper restoration but not worth 19 or 20k.This is my opinion only.
My expectation for this kind of asking price would be something other than vinyl ,badly placed markings, two shades of paint at hood cowl,wrong paint to begin with.
…no combat rims, drivers side step, wrong tranny, I’m thinking built on a CJ …