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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $350
Wayne spotted this bed extender.
“For Sale an original Koenig Tub Extender for sale. If you’ve ever seen one before, you’re squarely in the minority. You take the tailgate off your CJ 5, plug this piece in its place, then put your tailgate at the end of your tub extender and viola…2 more feet of cargo space. Pictures are as it is. It’s a very simple restoration to match with your classic. Email with any questions or interests! Would like gone asap!”
Any idea of how the sale of this went? Is/was the asking price reasonable? i have one to sell that I’m trying to price.
Thanks!
Rob
I think the hard part is making people aware it’s available. There isn’t much demand for them, but for those that are looking, they can be difficult to locate on Craigslist, because the keywords are tough to narrow down.
Depending on the condition I’ve seen prices between $150 and $400 if you’d like to get it out the door.
Here’s a look at past extenders (some were on jeeps) that might help:
http://www.ewillys.com/tag/extender/
– Dave
Thanks for the (quick) reply and info Dave!
Rob