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UPDATE: Still Available.
http://seattle.craigslist.org/tac/cto/5647339787.html
“NEWEST UPDATE: After picking up the Jeep and driving around (A LOT) in the last day, YES, the price has gone back up to my original asking price of $9500.00 OBO. The only way I’d get over “sellers remorse” was to ask more. Mechanically it needs nothing to drive anywhere (I even took it down the freeway and maintained 62 with peddle left.”
Nice 3b. It has the fresh air intake heater with defrost bar too. The drain holes and spare tire carrier holes haven’t been filled either. That fuel line is so close to the exhaust manifold. Has a battery shut off switch installed. Looks like a solid rig
please E-Mail me your phone number,thank you,so I can talk to you about your 62
Hi Doug,
David’s phone number is under the “reply” button of the Craigslist ad:
http://seattle.craigslist.org/tac/cto/5190743249.html
– Dave
For $10,000 you’d think the engine compartment might look a bit better.