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UPDATE: **Status Unknown** was $1495.
Chris had this Auburn Trencher for sale. His email is hngc2013@gmail.com
“Selling this Jeep-A-Trench from the Auburn Machine Works company. It’s a late 50’s model that has been stored inside since the 70’s. The auger teeth and arm were never used. Looking to sell as a complete unit for $1495”
Seems in very nice shape, but I’d hate to do that to a jeep.
I could agree with bob. I bought and have a cj5 with a trencher on it. The poor thing has been used and abused. Hardly any rust as it most likely was parked all winter but dented and stressed all over.