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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3900.
(10/10/19) Runs and drives.
“1966 Jeep cj6 with Meyers half cab with a Jeep dauntless v6 all original runs and drives good factory widened Steelies some rust but all easy to repair and in manageable locations original bench seat, out of the system sold on bill of sale call only”
Looks like he snagged the spare on something.
Love the cj6/halfcab look
Hello
Is this jeep still on the market or is it sold?
the weak point on old cj’s – the side spare tire , my cj-6 v-6 has some bodywork there , but old cj’s have to have the side spare to be CORRECT – any doors with this ?
the vin tag is missing….
I noticed the ad has been deleted. Maybe sold?
Hi Scott. It looks like this one likely sold. I’ve updated the post.
– Dave