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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $700.
It’s not clear to me who manufactured this tub, but I have seen a couple like this now.
“This is a cj2a cj3b tub, hood fenders and grill. I will throw in a rolling frame with axles. Build your own rock buggy.”
Hello,
Good Afternoon
I would like to buy the body and send me to overseas (Qatar) so can you please estimate the total price and are you flexible about the price… looking forward to hearing from you soon.
Mohmoud
Hi Mohhmoud,
It looks like this body has sold. I’ve updated the post.
I just discovered there is a company out of South Africa that is selling fiberglass CJ-2A bodies. That might be a better, more cost effective option.
http://www.teamgp.co.za/p/697928/fibreglass-replacement-bodies
– Dave