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An owner of a collection of vintage jeeps in Chadron, Nebraska, posted to Facebook noting that if anyone near Chadron wanted to see his collection before he sells out, well they should get ahold of him. He expects most jeeps to leave the state. Maybe he will also consider some offers? He doesn’t mention when he plans to sell.
Here’s his post: https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/488619174090896
This seems like the same guy that won’t sell to anyone in his own state because the local sheriff or something is corrupt in his opinion. Pops up every couple of years.
Mitch,
Now that you say it … that sounds familiar.
Some interesting stuff there. It would be fun to see a comprehensive collection of stock CJs to note the changes.
If you go to the Facebook page, you’ll see a 1977-79 Bradley GT II kit car and a fairly rare (22,000 built) second generation (1988-92) Mazda RX 7 convertible.
Mitch, what’s the story with the sheriff? From the current FB ad it sure looks like he thinks someone is out to get him.