73 Jeep Commando - 64k Original Miles- Survivor And Unmolested. Must See !! on 2040-cars
Peachtree City, Georgia, United States
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This is a 1973 Jeep Jeepster Commando 4X4 with only 63555 original documented miles. Powered by a 258 cid 6 cylinder engine. Has an automatic transmission and power steering. Has new Goodyear AT tires with less than 500 miles on them. Has the original hubcaps. She's just been completely tuned and purrs like the proverbial kitten. Trans shifts perfectly and has she has adequate power. The engine does not smoke and there are no major leaks. 4WD works perfectly and has locking front hubs. The top is removable although I'm not sure it has ever been removed. Some rust in the lower rockers and behind the rear wheels on the inside, both are relatively easy fixes. This vehicle will make an easy restoration or just drive her as the survivor she is. Most of it's life has been spent indoors but a cover is included if she has to stay outside. She's virtually unmolested with the exception of a chrome valve cover. The original valve cover is included however for the purist. I do have the title in hand also for this Jeep classic. I have the original sales contract, the original owners manual and receipts to document the mileage is correct. The original vinyl seats are in great condition, not perfect but really, really nice. The rubber floor mat is also very nice except for a heel worn spot under the accelerator pedal. Spare tire and jack are also included. Rear tailgate and liftgate work perfectly. The liftgate locks and releases effortlessly. Radio even works, will need an antenna though. This has been a one family vehicle since purchased new, I was told and it certainly appears the paint is original, no body filler anywhere to be found. Undercarriage is solid also. Unable to use a direct link but use this search on you tube and it's the last video I have posted. www.youtube.com/user/TheBoz1911 Someone asked me about the video where I put my foot on the gas it sounds like she quits, not the case, simply a matter of kicking the choke off. She is very quiet after that but she is still running. There is no requirement to ship this car, you can drive her just about anywhere. Don't miss out on this rare opportunity. Please feel free to ask any questions prior to bidding. Thank you!! |
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