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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $6500
The price appears to be a little high, but this has got a nice raw feel to it.
“RUNS GREAT GREAT .NO RUST.PTO WENCH. STRAIT BODY.STRAIT 6 SUPER. ”
OK, this is weird, it’s a small world. I was was up at the very east end of Vallecito Lake (near Durango Colorado) yesterday to do some fishing, is middle of nowhere, just a few cabins up there and campgrounds. This Jeep truck was sitting there with for sale written on the windshield. Then I open ewillysthis morning and here it is listed as being in Sedona AZ. Sedona is red rock desert, no pine trees, this picture was taken right where I saw it parked last night at 8000 ft elevation and notice the phone number in the ad is a 970 prefix which is Colorado, Sedona is 928. Small world huh? it is parked in aplace where maybe 3 people a day would see it and all of them are local, very, very remote area, not the best selling location…
Now that I look at it, it sure doesn’t look like Sedona at all (I was through there a couple years ago). Maybe it was listed in a couple different Craigslists. I’m sure it will continue to sit there for a while at the price listed.