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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $6000.
This jeep doesn’t appear to run. The Meyer hardtop might be the best part.
“Really cool cj6 for sale has factory metal hard top , Buick odd fire v6 rebuilt factory trans rebuilt comes with extra frame , YJ front clip is on non op An have all correct paper work
Extra parts forsale separate from jeep sale
Also have a bunch of extra parts Dana 44 axles with Arb lockers 5.13 ring an pinion , transfare cases , 700t4 trans ready to adapt to 300 twin stick transfare case”
I’m the proud new owner of this CJ6. It’s seriously a diamond in the rough. There is almost no rust on the thing, there’s only a couple dents, it has a Warn overdrive, and even though it sat for 15 years, I spent all day yesterday going through, checking things and replacing a few things and it fired up on the very first try. Can’t wait to get it back on the road.
Thanks for the note Jake. I’ve updated the post. Have fun with it!
– Dave