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1971 Jeepster Commando V6/225/3.7 on 2040-cars
US $10,000.00
Year:1971
Mileage:54000
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Clear title. As is sale. No warranty or guarantee. Good condition. Daily driver. Minimal rust. 4WD works. Removable hard top. Far from perfect. NOT a ground up restoration. Buick 225/V6/3.7 All repairs and parts documented and performed by
professional auto repair shops. Minor dings. Good paint. Minor chips and peeling. Very minor rust. $5000 invested since September 2013 in new parts and repairs. Shocks, exhaust and muffler in good shape. PS, new battery, new brake shoes, master cylinder, new
auto choke carb, headlights. AM-FM-CD. All lights inside and out work including turn signals,
side lights and license plate light. Wipers, spray, heater, defroster, speedo, gas gauge, temp
gauge all work. New windshield and rubber, gas tank, radiator, tires and
rims. Door locks, window cranks, fly windows all work. No
broken, chipped, cracked glass. No tears in upholstery. Dash board has no cracks or rot. $12,000 invested in vehicle. Outright sale or interested in trading for
late model car. Convertibles, T-tops and sports cars especially
desired but will consider all. |
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