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UPDATE: Status Unknown. Was priced at $4800.
(01/27/2014) It’s got some dings and dents.
“I have a really nice Jeep for sale. it is an antique Willys CJ3B. It runs really good and everything seams to work. Brakes have been redone and has been upgraded to an alternator system. It has a Rino type bedliner system on the whole interior. I can take credit cards ”
I assume the rhino-type liner covers up rust damage??? Any one know how hard this is to get off?
Sometimes rust. Sometimes it helps hide dents or areas that won’t paint smoothly. Sometimes people like the way it looks.
A brief search led me to this: http://www.jeepforum.com/forum/f8/anyone-know-easy-way-remove-rhino-lining-896201/index2.html
I hope that helps,
– Dave
Thanks, Dave. Brake fluid sounds like it works or that aircraft cleaner. I’m going to ask for some more pictures.