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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $7000.
This looks like a good price. It includes a rear PTO & Gearbox.
“Runs and drives good everything works as it should 7000 obo”
Anyone know what the black thing is, where the knees of a passenger would be?
Peter,
That is the heater.
Thanks Rennie.
Anyone live near Bristol TN and willing to take this thing out for a test drive for me. I think I’m going to make an offer, but can’t get a flight out there to see it in person.
Dave,
4 years ago my wife (a Jeep fan girl) showed me a photo of a Blue 3B in my neighborhood and I immediately fell in love with its toy like appearance. I knew nothing about them, but dreamed of buying one someday. Shortly thereafter, I found your site and started scrolling through this wealth of information while drinking my coffee each morning, dreaming of owning one myself someday. Today I finally pulled the trigger and am now the owner of a ‘54 3B. Thanks for all the time and effort you put into this site, I don’t think I would have known what I was looking for or made the purchase without your help. I hope to find you at a rally someday to buy you a beer and thank you in person.
Still available?