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UPDATE: Still Available.
(11/13/2019) I understand that as a seller answering questions can get tiring, but if a buyer isn’t asking questions about a jeep/price like this, then how are they supposed to know whether to see it in person or not?
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/528489487946160/
“49 Willy’s jeep all original ran when parked 10 years ago no brakes that’s why I parked it 3000$ ob”
What is with people placing the dollar sign on the end of the price?
I often roll past Mariposa when camping. So what do you guys think this is really worth? What would you offer?
Scouting: Some countries do the currency sign at the end, but I can’t explain what the seller did it here.
Chuck: I wouldn’t hazard a guess, as there aren’t enough pics. If the body parts are in reasonable shape, it could be worth the price. … now, on another, completely, and totally unrelated note, Mariposa, General Fremont’s old mining estate, is interesting (to me) in that it was arguably one of the first instances of a trained mining engineering (Justus Adelberg) being brought west for the express interest of fixing a broken mining company. His experience out west would lead him to form Adelberg and Raymond, a mining engineering partnership that would change my family’s world.
Price dropped to $3000.
Still to rich for for my tastes.