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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $10,488.
Has some updates.
“Rare CJ6 Jeep Mostly repaired or rebuilt. New brakes, master cylinder, wheel cylinders, wiring harness, lights, switches, speedometer cluster, gauges, fresh air duct and drain hose, heater core and control cables, steering wheel, radiator with electric fans, radiator overflow tank, 9,500 # winch, tire and wheels, plus more. Rebuilt carburetor and new fuel pump. No engine work done, tuned up, runs good.”
Something looks “off” towards the front end/ axle area. Could be just an optical illusion or the angle of the picture. Almost like the front axle is set too far back maybe?
I can see what you mean. A side photo would be helpful in that regard.
something looks off — maybe its all that candy-ass metal glued to the sides ? — why do people ruin a perfectly good 6 with that #$%crap ???