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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2000.
The seats looks in such a good shape that this may be worth a closer look (or more pics).
“1953 m38a1 marine Corp jeep, all original, was running when parked.”
“When” was it parked? That’s a great top and has a handy dandy boat trailer winch…
I love the good old ran when parked. A lot can happen in any amount of time
no responses to email by myself or a friend. Guessing sold now that the craigslist is deleted.
I’m sorry to hear they didn’t respond. Did you and/or your friend email the seller via a yahoo email address? I have had trouble contacting people via Craigslist using Yahoo in the past. It’s one reason I switched to a gmail account. I got a far better response rate on gmail than I did on yahoo.
– Dave
I emailed him via gmail. No idea what my friend did. Even checked my spam on a regular basis.