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UPDATE: Price dropped to $9500.
(08/26/2020) The front frame rail CJ-2A gussets are missing, so there’s been some work on the front of the frame (or it has a later model frame). Has a PTO.
https://vermont.craigslist.org/cto/d/manchester-center-47-willys-jeep/7344152167.html
“47 Willys CJ2 Jeep. 98% original. No rust, non-military. Runs very well. Full canvas top. Roll bar. Needs new rubber soon. PTO option. Price firm.”
Listing now 21 days old. Maybe not priced appropriately? With that condition and mods what would a realistic price be?
Without better pics, I’d guess it would likely sell for between $6k-$8k (assuming it runs and drives great). However, I’d prefer to know more about the frame and better pics of the body’s condition.
Seller says 98% original , I guess he failed math . Worth about half the asking price .
Given some of the crazy jeep prices I’m seeing, I can’t blame the seller for starting high. “Failed math” might be a little harsh, as there seems to be quite a bit of stock jeep, but I don’t see “98% original” here either.