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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $6750.
Needs some front axle work, but looks solid otherwise.
“Parade ready. Original engine. Runs great. 12 volt. Recently restored. New parts include battery, seats, wheel cylinders, complete exhaust system, turn signals, water pump, gas tank, fuel gauge, mirror, steps, and much more. Rebuilt starter. Spare tire. I have clear title with ND pioneer plates. Needs some front axle work.”
Wow this looks really nice to me.. CJ guys (and gals) – what am I missing? The springs look a little flat and as stated it needs front axle work, but???
It has some detail issues which are trivial, but still inaccurate. It’s missing top bow holders, spare tire holder, rear pto bar, and footman loops. It has incorrect front bumper mounting, incorrect seats, and incorrect mounting of rear bow holder mounts at the corners.
None of those are deal killers and, if the paint is great and body solid, it’s probably a good price, depending on what’s wrong with the front axle.
This one is in Wahpeton, ND only 30 min from me
Fixed it 🙂