Not the first time I've seen these pictures. I'm guessing crusher price to haul it away would be enough...maybe too generous. I think it has sat through the winter.
Fortunately, I have been blessed with too many projects. I'll live another day without another heep. I've made it this far.
Ya know, if that thing had Scooby-Doo seat covers, I'd be thinking about it. LOL
Apparently not enough...... I was up in Boulder today snagging a CLEAN '87 from the original owner for a paltry $400 and since I was gonna be about as close to Lyons as I was gonna be anytime soon, I sent him an e-mail to call me ........
He never called, but when I got home he'd left an e-mail saying he wouldn't budge from that $350. He doesn't seem very motivated anyway..... I'd asked a bunch of questions about it and he didn't answer a one of 'em.
Oh well. He'll probably let it sit there for years with a pine tree growing up thru the hood.......
my first jeep i bought and got running was 350 all it needed was a new seal for the T case and a new driveshaft went to colorado auto part on sante fe and got those for 35 bucks and then i was driving it...i sold it for more 1000 dollars and got another one that needs a little work and im in the prossess of fixing it and im gonna keep this one tho its a good way to either partout or just fix and sell for like 3 times more
It needs a BA 10 5-speed. The input shaft main bearing and 1-2 synchros are bad. Otherwise it's about as clean as I've seen one. 143K miles, very rust free and straight. The seats are in amazing shape - not one tear, crack or flaw. The owner had it for 17 or so years and had a huge file of dealer service invoices for all the work done to it over the years - nearly $2000 in clutch, exhaust, tune up, tilt column and other small things done over this past year. It passed emissions last July with very low numbers. Drove real nice other than the transmission noises. The owner wanted to keep the tires/wheels as he'd just bought 'em and his replacement '00 XJ has garbage highway tires. I've got a nice set of '96 Classic Ecco's to put on it.
Just Sunday one of my coworkers was commenting on needing another vehicle, but he needs to stay under $1000. He used to drive an '85 (I think) with the V-6. Said he really liked it.