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Auction with Jeeps, did anybody go? |
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rocketeer 
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 Topic: Auction with Jeeps, did anybody go?Posted: 18 Sep. 2018 at 11:31am |
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There's an auction coming up on Sept 22, 2018 at Lambertville NJ (Russ?) with some Jeeps, Jeep accessories, and parts. A CJ-2A with PTO, there's a Jeep snowplow, and a Jeep 3 pt hitch. Transfer case(s), extra differentials, military 2 pc wheels, tub, windshield, etc.
"CJ-2 Jeep Mark 4 Tuxedo, 3 on the tree, chrome, runs; CJ-2 Jeep with power take off and 3 point hitch; C-J Jeep rolling chassis; C-J Jeep cab and body parts; Jeep OHV 4 cylinder engine; Jeep flat head 4 cylinder engine; front and rear Jeep axles; Jeep transmissions; Jeep transfer cases; Jeep radiators; Jeep grills; Jeep starters; set of 4 two piece Jeep wheels; lots of Jeep parts; " Click on "View Full Photo Gallery" in the listing for all the photos. https://www.auctionzip.com/Listings/3083473.html Larry Edited by rocketeer - 22 Sep. 2018 at 10:42pm |
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Posted: 21 Sep. 2018 at 3:52pm |
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Is anybody planning on going? I was going to go with an eye twards the Farmall Cub but now I have a guy driving up from MD Eastern Shore to pick up a dirt plow from me so no go. I hope you guys aren't going to pass up all those jeep goodies, especially the two 3pt hydraulic hitches. How rare are those things?
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Posted: 23 Sep. 2018 at 8:29am |
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Why would somebody put a draw bar on a Tuxedo Park Jeep? And why would the auction people call it a CJ-2? Surely they know better than that.
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Posted: 23 Sep. 2018 at 1:27pm |
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Their auctioneers, not jeep enthusiasts, why would they know better? They're probably going by what someone told them they thought it was.
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Posted: 23 Sep. 2018 at 4:28pm |
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I got a call yesterday from a guy in Fargo North Dakota. He’s having a Auction sometime soon and has 2 CJ2a’ and a 3a . His Name is Rocky Gabel.Sorry I don’t have any more info. He’s retiring from his Masonry/Bricklaying Business. Hope this is of interest to someone. Kev
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Posted: 23 Sep. 2018 at 6:42pm |
I'm just thinking that auctioneers in farming country would see Jeeps all the time and would (eventually) get to know the difference between a flatfender and a CJ-5. Although they seem to know a lot about one-horse open sleighs...
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