1966 Jeep Jeepster Commando 3.7l on 2040-cars
Fairhope, Alabama, United States
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This a rare
American Classic which I am offering for sale. I bought the vehicle 6 years ago
and have used it moseying around the small town I live in on weekends. Here’s
what I know: I bought it from a guy who had it 5 years and kept it out of the
weather. Since I bought it I have replaced the clutch and some hoses—also kept
it under cover of a carport with a vehicle cover. The jeep fires up every time
and is very reliable in that regard—I only drive it around town—have never
ventured more than 15 miles from my home so I won’t vouch for any extended
distance driving. This Jeep is an amazing people magnet--a complete head turner
anywhere I drive. I’ve had it parked next to a gleaming red Ferrari and
nobody’s looking at the Italian job. Reason for selling---I had 5-6 years of
fun and now it’s someone else’s turn to enjoy. I am replacing this with a MUCH
MORE EXPENSIVE 1976 Toyota Landcruiser FJ 40---just another toy to drive around
town on weekends for a few years and then it’ll be on the block. I have never taken vehicle offroad and not sure 4WD even works. ONE MORE
THING—I have only bought one vehicle from afar—a Landcruiser shipped from
Connecticut to Alabama—I was referred to a guy that has phenomenal ratings and
he did everything I asked perfectly—if you need a shipper. |
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