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1959 CJ5 With Trencher $1,500 Salisbury, NC
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trencher cj-5
(Gauges and S/N map this out to a 1959)
Information from seller:
50’s – 60’s believe CJ 5 jeep with trencher. NO TITLE. Does not run Please serious inquiries only.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1379970586328181/?ref=saved&referral_code=null
The price has dropped, was listed at $2500.00 two months ago. Interesting piece of equipment, even at the reduced price, would take a lot of time & money to restore to working condition. Located near me.
Wonder how tall that trencher is in the up position?
I find the trencher the interesting with how it windrows the dirt outside the trench, I just don’t have a use for one, which has never stopped me before.
Just over 10’ tall. I had to flatten my rear tires to make it thru a 10’ garage door.
Thanks!