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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was auctioned. No title.
“PUBLIC CAR AUCTION MAY 2ND 2015
155 SOUTH 13TH STREET
WEST DES MOINES IOWA 50265
30 CAR AUCTION
SATURDAY MAY 2ND AT 10:00 AM
GATES OPEN AT 9:00 NO EARLY VIEWING”
Toddy, check it out…fresh air intake heater and defroster. Might have to check this out. Bummer on no title but a lot of good parts
Oooo, I see that. This looks like a pretty nice jeep. I do like late gen 3b’s. About 700 after mine. Not original ignition and another rectangular mirror. Somebody got happy with seafoam green paint at one time. Looks pretty solid. Too bad it wasn’t closer…I like it.
Why would an auction company sell a vehicle without a title? I think here in the great state of Ohio that would not happen. Or could you use the auction bill of sale to acquire a title?
Sold for $275.00
Seems like a pretty good price??
$275 bucks?! The fresh air heater was worth that. Somebody got a smoking deal. Good for them…
What the heck! That is an awesome deal.