

twinflyer17 wrote: ↑Wed Aug 14, 2019 12:48 pmGreat photos and letter! Thanks for sharingIf you're thinking about buying a jeep, check the 'For Sale' section on this site daily. Sometimes there are horrible "deals", other times there are steals.
It is interesting it is missing. Maybe they got the shovel stuck in the mud when they got the jeep stuck.Lee Bishop wrote: ↑Wed Aug 14, 2019 3:23 pmGreat photos!
Note the lack of shovel/axe and the missing blackout light on the first one.
Where in MD are you located? If you're nearby you're always welcome to stop in for a beer and a chat about jeeps
twinflyer17 wrote: ↑Thu Aug 15, 2019 6:10 amWhere in MD are you located? If you're nearby you're always welcome to stop in for a beer and a chat about jeepsIt's funny, the same jeep could sell for 10 different prices based on the seller's need to get rid of it and based on what the buyer is willing to pay. Searching on here will definitely give you a good range for different levels of jeep completeness and condition, but don't assume that the price a jeep sells for is its actual worth. Again, some sell for too much and others sell for too little
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twinflyer17 wrote: ↑Fri Aug 16, 2019 4:43 amAh, okay. Well if you every find yourself in my part of the state, let me know! I have seen MD/VA/PA jeeps pop up from time to time. I actually bought mine as an unrestored shell from a gentleman in Richmond, VA back in 2013. Keep checking the 'For Sale' section of this site, as well as ewillys.com. Dave Eilers, who runs eWillys, does a pretty comprehensive search of Craigslist and eBay around the country and will post daily the links to the vehicles he finds (majority is both wartime and post war flat fender Jeeps). Also check out Hanson Mechanical, http://www.classicjeeprestorations.com/. The owner, Merlin Hanson, actually put me in touch with the gentleman I bought my GPW from, as it wasn't originally listed online. Depending on your ideal budget and desire to find/buy one of these, you can definitely find one nearby with the right amount of push![]()
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