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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $800
“jeep runs good needs master cylinder.I put 31×10.50bfg all terrain tires in the front there are not in the picture.”
That is tempting for sure………..
You go get it yet?? I know you’re back!……
Mitch
Yeah, I’m back from Montana, but I’ve got my kids until Sunday. Then I’ll consider it seriously ..
I have asked the seller for some higher resolution pics and I’ve asked if it is driveable once the master cylinder is fixed.
🙂
– Dave
Well is it sold or what? I’m looking to buy it if its available.
-Mark
I’ve not seen it listed since it left craigslist. You might try calling the phone number. The reason I keep these ads around is that they often get buried in craigslist and then go unsold. For example, this summer I bought a fiberglass body that disappeared off craigslist 1 1/2 years ago (it was still available). Good luck,
– Dave
Thanks, I will. I’m looking for a tub for a 1940 Bantam/willys jeep? (looks like a willys M38 but has the rounded kinda pointed grill and hood, with flat fenders.) I looked at it when I was in a hurry to be somewhere else and bought it over the phone. Been away with work and have not been able to look for any numbers.
-Mark
if you still have it i will buy it. please let me know.