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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $10,000.
I can’t tell what hubs this has.
“65 JEEP CJ2B Restored Frame Boxed in Motor Tranny Differential All rebuilt. Custom Roll Cage Bumpers Nerf Bars. Removable Wench. 1350 Miles $10,000”
What was the Wench’s name that is removable? Through Divorce or?????? LOL!!!!
The use of “Wench” happens often enough that I wonder if that’s some kind of autocorrect?? But, it is always amusing to see it.
How do I get hold of owner
Hi Earl,
You’ll need to contact the seller via Facebook and you’ll need a FB account to do that: https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/3729001223815228
Thanks,
– Dave
Facebook ad has it listed as 1966 model. Would be curious to see VIN tag as very few 1965 models are known to exist in the states
Marty: I can’t see enough of this jeep to know for sure, but it might have a replacement body and perhaps the body is on a 1966 CJ-5 chassis. That could explain the year. I agree, there were very few made.
– Dave
Given this is still available and has a price drop, I’ll reschedule for wed morning…