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UPDATE: Advertised in Langley, BC, Canada, the is actually in India.
This looks a bit different.
https://vancouver.craigslist.org/van/cto/d/langley-landi-willy-jeep/6808887391.html
“2018 landi jeep for sale
4Wheel Drive Power Stering Power Brake power clutch Ac non Ac jeep Mahindra
Black leather seats
Right hand steering
Chrome rims
Open roof”
I’m taking this one with me to the sand dunes of northeast Brazil. Jericoacoara and north of there along the coast.
I would be very careful on this ad. I contacted the owner and it says it is still in India right now.
On another note does anyone know what brand and size those tires are?
Hard to see a Jeep under all that stuff!
Mike – I was only joking. But there are lots of sand dunes just below where the Amazon river dumps into the Atlantic Ocean in Brazil.
Mike … you’d think the seller might have included that “small” detail in the description! Thanks for checking that out.
Pretty cool Jeep if you ask me. I also contacted the owner they gave me a lot of the information on it and seems like a fun thign to own. I really don’t see a problem here to be worried about the owner let me know its in India and it would be available to be purchased at the end of March. Just beign really curious I asked if he wanted a deposit or any money to hold it he refused and told me that when it’s here I should come see it and if I like it buy it and he dosent want any deposit or anything like that so evrythign seems fine to me.
Jeremy,
That’s sounds like a positive experience. Nice to hear.
– Dave
David just wondering what did you mean by “be careful” in you’re previous comments hahaha I just can’t stop wondering
It was Mike, not I that said that, but I concur. Anytime someone is trying to bring a vehicle between countries there many be unexpected hiccups during the process, such as title issues, payment issues, etc.