Barn Find! 1969 Jeep , Cj5 No Rust! Solid on 2040-cars
Blossvale, New York, United States
Barn find no rust or rot anywhere., very solid jeep., I have no reg. but can give a bill of sale and you can get reg. at your dmv. If the old Farmer finds the reg. he will give it to me but its not hard to get one at dmv. It's a clean reg. with no issues. Solid jeep, been inside for over 35 years., 35,751 miles and a couple jeep guys said that was accurate with the shape of it.Needs to be completelty taken apart probably and re-done.Has a v-6 and its probably set up.It is a 4x4 jeep with a standard transmission. Frame also solid and the paint on underside is original. Not sure about the red on the outside but there is NO Fiberglass in it anywhere!...Any questions you can text or call (315)569 6088. I Do Not accept pay-pal. You can send check and only when check clears can it be picked up,. or cash at pick up. Zip code where located 13308. There is a fella that hauls cars for my neibor for $1.30 to $1.50 a mile if that helps. I will sand blast this and restore it myself this winter if I cant sell it cause its so solid. email is ddc1932@yahoo.com if needed. Again I dont accept Pay-Pal... thank you for looking and good luck.
On May-25-14 at 18:24:23 PDT, seller added the following information: People keep asking me about the floor pans and frame., they are solid and straight., no rot anywhere just some surface rust, and no holes anywhere . hope that helps |
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