Thank You For taking time to read my listing

I am sure you can see it is not the prettiest thing, but the value is under the hood! It has a V8 that is finely tuned and running great! Has a new Battery, new water pump, New radiator, New Fan shroud. We did all those things so that we could enjoy it with some Off Roading & 4 Wheelin!

If you need a vehicle that serves a purpose in Recreation, Off Roading, or as a work tool on the Farm, Ranch, or Hunting lease, this will do that job fine. As it sits, it is not street legal. If you want to take this on as a project to make it street legal again, it could be done. Just the things that I can think of that would be needed to make it street legal: Windshield Wiper arms, re wire signal lights, a horn, & seat belts.

Tires appear to have dry rot and probably need replaced whatever the application.

This is NO RESERVE Auction.

I don't know what the market will bring, but it does not matter, I need some money now.

What it sells for is what it sells for!

If I get it sold and the buyer gets a bargain, then we will both be happy.

Feel free to send any questions, I will answer you promptly.

for shipping

Do your research and find out how much it will cost to get it to you. If you do it right and plan it so that shipper is needing to fill space on his truck, you may find a bargain.

On Jan-23-14 at 19:31:18 PST, seller added the following information:

Clear Texas Title

Engine Runs Perfectly

Transmission and Clutch operate Perfectly

4 Wheel Drive works Perfectly

This Jeep Runs and drives Great.

It is Completely Functional

Turn the key & hold on!

However, It is currently only an Off Road machine.

It has tail lights, but they are not hooked up.

Wires are rolled up and tucked under fender.

Turn signal lever was unscrewed from steering column.

There is no horn button on the steering wheel

The windshield wiper arms have been removed.

If you are looking for highway transportation,

this is not for you unless you are planning to restore all those functions.

I imagine that this will be a working tool for a Rancher or Farmer.

Or a Toy for an Off Road enthusiast.

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