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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1000
(07/13/2015) There’s some parts value here. It has a rear PTO, a bumper weight, and a half top.
is the cjea still for sale and is price negotiable?
Hi Perry,
The price has been dropped to $1000. You can contact the seller via craigslist:
http://minneapolis.craigslist.org/hnp/cto/5118795657.html
– Dave
I go back and forth on whether to pick this up. No engine or title drops price a lot. Now if it was a vec tub it would be gone but the 3a body on this one looks good. I do love the pto equipment though.
Don’t think I’ve ever seen that chain drive set up before. Looks kinda factory built.
I picked this jeep up yesterday. It used to be a jeep-a-trench. It still has all the pto equipment and dive shafts. It has a usable body, seat frames, a great windshield frame and more.
Did you post that on Facebook yesterday? I think I saw it, but didn’t make the connection between it and the ad above.
– Dave
Yes, that was me.