TJ with wood grain dash

[Viking Jeeper]

https://orlando.craigslist.org/for/d/orlando-jeep-wrangler-unlimited-4x4/6907038786.html

 

[DetroitTJ]

Wow. Am I crazy or is that neither an Unlimited nor a Rubicon as advertised?

For $1500 that’s a great buy. Just missing the wood grain body stickers.

 

[Viking Jeeper]

Wow. Am I crazy or is that neither an Unlimited nor a Rubicon as advertised?

That is the fourth TJ I've seen advertised as an Unlimited in the past few months in FL.

 

[Sea Cot]

edit: posted reply in wrong thread. . .

 

[glwood]

Wow. Am I crazy or is that neither an Unlimited nor a Rubicon as advertised?

For $1500 that’s a great buy. Just missing the wood grain body stickers.

Of course it's not an Unlimited, but it appears to be a Rubicon. As far as the $1500, I think they missed a zero in the posting of the price. People trying to sell vehicles can be idiots when composing an ad.

 

[mrblaine]

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https://orlando.craigslist.org/for/d/orlando-jeep-wrangler-unlimited-4x4/6907038786.html

Not my taste at all but holy cow did they do a nice job with that wrap if the pics are accurate.

 

[ranger101]

I’ve got the perfect top for him

 

[Jeep Joe]

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https://orlando.craigslist.org/for/d/orlando-jeep-wrangler-unlimited-4x4/6907038786.html

This is a scam. Same thing is for sale on Chicago Craigslist, it’s fake (obviously)

 

[Maxbrownr8]

This is a scam. Same thing is for sale on Chicago Craigslist, it’s fake (obviously)

Seeing the same ad in the LA area. I flagged it immediately... for the wood dash of course

 

[psrivats]

This is a scam. Same thing is for sale on Chicago Craigslist, it’s fake (obviously)

I am seeing the same jeep in the PDX Craigslist. Definitely a scam.

 

[fooey]

I don’t know, the more I look at it the more I start to think that may not be real wood.

 

[Head Lice]

I don’t know, the more I look at it the more I start to think that may not be real wood.

Would (wood) have to be very cautious when approaching marauding herds of beavers, kamikaze woodpeckers, or the ever terrifying 'Oregon lumber eating termites' . . . .