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Given this has a PTO, I imagine there’s value here for FJ-40 folks.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/855979018267613/
“Bring a trailer! No title! Does not run! For parts only! What you see is what you get! Bring a trailer! 1200.00us CASH”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3000.
Looks in good shape.
“This amphibious 4 wheeler is a rare find in excellent condition. Created back in the 60’s with articulating tubs the Coot is able to climb over most anything. Used for hunting, feeding livestock and for puttering around in the water ( has the capability to add a propeller) it was state of the art in it’s time. Includes headlights,taillights and winch. The tires are literally brand new. Powered by a Honda engine. We have sold our rural property and no longer have a use for this awesome little vehicle. Time for someone new to enjoy her.”
Looks in nice shape.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/2737522299793695/
“1971 NAS Land Rover Series IIA 88 Hard Top. Rare left hand drive. 4-cylinder replaced 1981 Land Rover Defender diesel engine with drivetrain. 4-speed manual transmission (second gear needs to be double clutched). Custom steel roof rack. New custom interior. Rovers North Expedition shovel with mount. 5 new Power King Super Traction tires and sand blasted rims. New gauges, new toggles, new glow plugs, new injectors, new large battery, new brake master cylinder, new headlights, new tail lights. 750 cranking power with new wiring, new alternator, new diesel electric fuel pump. New Rovers North galvanized steel bumper. Everything in working order except the windshield wipers and second gear (works if you double clutch). Clean title.”
Not a jeep, but a unique vehicle for sure. The “house” is framed in 2x4s. That’s got to be heavy.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/371734253965691/
“Looking to build a fish house, a she shed, or a tiny house? Here’s a start! Built on a toyota dolphin chassis, 5 speed manual transmission with the 22R engine. Needs to be finished out, and the engine needs fuel lines at least probably a battery or two also. Or it could be removed from the pickup and turned into a she-shed. There are many possibilities! The camper portion measures about 7 feet x 12 feet on the floor with a 4 foot cab over section. It has full 8 foot walls inside 2×4 construction vaulted ceiling. Outside measures about 12 foot 6 inches tall and almost 16 feet long by almost 8 feet wide.”
This is just odd. This price can’t be correct, but it seems to be listed on this ad and on the dealership facebook page. Strangely, every other vehicle on the company’s FB page is exceptionally low, too. Something doesn’t seem right.
https://. /marketplace/item/3664044406943028/
Update: **Sold** was $1000.
The engine runs, but it doesn’t move yet. I don’t know if it is a true 6×6 or not.
“1972 Attex Chief 400 amphibious 6 wheel. Aka Banana Split. Complete, tires good, chains and axles ok. New clutch and battery. Powered by Rockwell with Mikuni carburetor. Got it running but not moving. $1000 or bo”
This custom rig is registered as a 1948 Willys Jeep. Anyone see a Willys part on here? At least the ‘half top’ is somewhat Kelly-esque.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/2775145972811638/
“1948 Jeep 1948 · Other_body_style · Driven 4,000 miles Willy street Rod, registered as a 1948 Willy Jeep, 350 motor mild cam hooked to a 350 Turbo automatic, power steering power disc brakes rear drums all steal body”
Rare Scrambler project.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/614052375918784
“Jeep CJ8 Scrambler roller project. No motor no trans or no transfer case.Was 6cyl manual trans. What is included in the price : Front an rear diffs Good Body great frame with oem hood , windshield frame ( no glass) tailgate ,front fenders,front bumper , dash ( with wiring harness) and complete grill. Two newer( YJ) full hard doors, after market 20 gallon fuel tank. Good title and AL registration. Wheels an tires hold air but are basically shot. No seats no steering column”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $7500.
Price is for both. Both look like projects.
“1965 Jeep FC-170 and 1975 Jeep Cherokee The Cherokee runs and drives good but very rusty. 258 with a 3-speed.Needs rockers and floor pans.I have all the new parts to fix it including new fuel tank no time.to work on. The FC is very rusty like most of them but is complete other than the rear body this truck used to be a phone company truck so it had a utility body once upon a time. $7500 takes them both.no trades please. Serious inquires only.”
And now this … just in time for Halloween is this unusual marriage between a jeep and a Honda Civic!
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/609467243052187/
“This is a honda civic with a jeep wrangler body with a full stainless steel cat back exhaust with a header the body is welded onto the civic uniboby with the rear fenders and floor pan done by the previous owner. All I did was put a second seat into it. Use it as a woods rig or whatever.”
