Earle Horton wrote:
> Mike, I am thinking that this guy could put both Jeeps together, make it
> run, and sell the result for $3k. That is assuming that emissions
> inspection in his state will accept a '92 engine in an '89 vehicle.

Maybe, I bought a 2.5 '95 YJ 98K miles with a hard top a year ago for
$3,800. They did away with inspections in FL years ago didn't they?

Steve

 

Jon wrote:
> if i put the line 6 in the 89 it would sell for 5k ez... i seen a 87
> sell for 10k with nothing done to it... and i just called a jeep shop n
> they offered me 6k so i guess u guys dont really know that much after
> all
>

Maybe your description is misleading :) It sounds to me like you have
roughly $1500 dollars worth of Jeeps... So you should take that 6k
offer... Aparently Jeeps are in extremely high demand in Florida.

No doubt you can get more by parting them both out on ebay...
While you're looking around ebay you may notice that there are lots and
LOTS of Jeeps that have running engines, AND _aren't_ rusted out hunks
of ----; selling anywhere from $1500 to $3500... these include
everything from CJ7's with fresh paint, low rust and running V8 engines,
to fuel injected, I6 YJ's with 3" lifts ZERO rust clean paint and interiors.

Why not list your two pieces of ----, for 5,000 dollars and see how fast
they sell eh?

--
Simon
"I may be wrong, but I'm not uncertain." -- Robert A. Heinlein

 

Jon wrote:
> if i put the line 6 in the 89 it would sell for 5k ez... i seen a 87
> sell for 10k with nothing done to it... and i just called a jeep shop n
> they offered me 6k so i guess u guys dont really know that much after
> all
>

Maybe your description is misleading :) It sounds to me like you have
roughly $1500 dollars worth of Jeeps... So you should take that 6k
offer... Aparently Jeeps are in extremely high demand in Florida.

No doubt you can get more by parting them both out on ebay...
While you're looking around ebay you may notice that there are lots and
LOTS of Jeeps that have running engines, AND _aren't_ rusted out hunks
of ----; selling anywhere from $1500 to $3500... these include
everything from CJ7's with fresh paint, low rust and running V8 engines,
to fuel injected, I6 YJ's with 3" lifts ZERO rust clean paint and interiors.

Why not list your two pieces of ----, for 5,000 dollars and see how fast
they sell eh?

--
Simon
"I may be wrong, but I'm not uncertain." -- Robert A. Heinlein

 

Jon wrote:
> if i put the line 6 in the 89 it would sell for 5k ez... i seen a 87
> sell for 10k with nothing done to it... and i just called a jeep shop n
> they offered me 6k so i guess u guys dont really know that much after
> all
>

Maybe your description is misleading :) It sounds to me like you have
roughly $1500 dollars worth of Jeeps... So you should take that 6k
offer... Aparently Jeeps are in extremely high demand in Florida.

No doubt you can get more by parting them both out on ebay...
While you're looking around ebay you may notice that there are lots and
LOTS of Jeeps that have running engines, AND _aren't_ rusted out hunks
of ----; selling anywhere from $1500 to $3500... these include
everything from CJ7's with fresh paint, low rust and running V8 engines,
to fuel injected, I6 YJ's with 3" lifts ZERO rust clean paint and interiors.

Why not list your two pieces of ----, for 5,000 dollars and see how fast
they sell eh?

--
Simon
"I may be wrong, but I'm not uncertain." -- Robert A. Heinlein