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UPDATE: Price dropped to $3500
(07/02/09) Here’s a solid looking MB.
“less than 2500 miles on rebuilt engine.rebuilt transmission.rebuilt starter. lockout hubs, custom softtop, new battery. runs great, very peppy. 697-7666.”
http://albuquerque.craigslist.org/cto/2503228275.html
1.Do you know chassies nimber?
2.If I need more pictures, would be possibele to send me by mail?
3.How far fro New York this MB is located?
Regards,
Jaroslaw
HI Jaroslaw,
I believe you will have to call the seller to learn more. Albuquerque to NY is about 2000 miles. It will cost approx $1000 – $1500 to ship this jeep to NY.
For the jeep specific info you would have to call the seller: 505-697-7666
– Dave
I’ve been looking at this website and others dying for a “real” ww2 jeep. I’m in HS and would use it to get to school and drive around our small town, and maybe some occaisinal 20-45 min drives on the hwy to surronding lakes. This looks like good one for me, but I was wondering how practical/feasable this one would be?
(p.s. I love working on old stuff, fairly handy w/ old tractors)