51 3a - Upstate NY

Hello,

I will give you my honest opinion, please take it as such.... If you add up the parts there: hard top, soft top brackets, hubs, axles, air cleaner, seats, gauges, carburetor, etc. you should be able to make your money back in pieces. I did not want to do this, because the seller has a lot of emotions and memories of her father and I respect that. Anything can be saved with enough money and skills... It has a transferable registration which is huge. The engine does not turn, but that might just be from sitting (or maybe not, not sure?)..... The transmission does not move (that scares me) probably rusted solid in there. It's numbers matching which is nice and brings some value. Overall yes, I think you can save it, but it's going to cost you (time and money), you need to consider your budget and your skills.... It was too much $$ for me to save and I don't have the heart to part it out.
Good luck!

Yes, I think if she knows it's going to a good home, she will work with you.. It appears the body mounts are pretty bad, you can see that it one of the pictures... It also has a plow frame, sometimes these little Jeeps take a beating. From what I can tell JUST from pictures, is the frame can be saved. Spring perches look good, cross members look ok, I did not see a good picture of the front frame horns?

I'm sorry, I can't comment on that... Honestly, I don't think she will go that low. I did not want to offend her with that offer.