UPDATE: **SOLD** Was at an Estate Sale.
Matt spotted this ad. No price yet on this one. It sounds like it doesn’t run.
“project/parts condition 39k approx miles”
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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was at an Estate Sale.
Matt spotted this ad. No price yet on this one. It sounds like it doesn’t run.
“project/parts condition 39k approx miles”
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Ask on this is $15K obo. Is on facebook as a Wrangler..
I spoke with Marina at the auction company yesterday, they didn’t have a lot of info on the Jeep maintenance wise or even the serial number. It does have approximately 39,000 miles on it. Family has owned it since the mid 1960s.
I spoke with her also and gleaned the same info. Said also the brakes were locked up on it.
She emailed me the bid packet but decided that since I couldn’t see the pass side or engine compartment I wouldn’t mess with it. Disappointed they didn’t do a better job advertising or presenting it. Could mean someone got a bargain though. I’ll call her Mon and see what it brought.
The FB post Barry refers to was probably a scam. These scammers pick pictures off legit sales sites and create phoney FB and CL listings to get people to mail in deposits, etc.
Barney: The brakes not working isn’t a minor one to leave out of a description! I think you are smart not to mess with it at that price.
Barry: The Wrangler listing is a common issue on Facebook. Apparently, many times FB isn’t giving an option for another model choice when listing a jeep. Some folks know to explain in the text of their listings about this issue, that their jeep isn’t a Wrangler, but they had no other category choice. So, the FB ad could very well be valid.
Thanks Dave. I emailed her to ascertain the selling price and will probably call her. Any dedicated parts for a DJ are going to be expensive and hard to find. No photos of the engine, passenger side or rear or detail photos of the cab creates a big gamble for someone purchasing without attending the sale.
I bought it! I’m in Texas and my wonderful son-in-law ( Jeep guy) found it and lives close by. Thank goodness everyone was skeptical. It’s in the best shape and everything original. He says it’s really cool. I have wanted one of these since I was a little girl playing with my pink Tonka one!
Congrats Lisa! I’m glad it worked out for you. If you need any insights into the unusual aspects of a DJ-3A and/or Surrey, feel free to comment here or email me at d@deilers.com. I hope you have fun with it!
– Dave
Thank you, Dave!