SOLD Anyone know about this one?

[jj_jenkins]

It shows nice in the pictures. My quest for my first EB continues (about a year now). Is there anyone local that has seen this one in person? Any help or opinion is appreciated.

http://item.mobileweb.ebay.com/viewitem?itemId=151044431629&index=4&nav=SEARCH&nid=88290729461

 

[Fireball05]

This guy must be the Bronco Whisperer: "No squeaks and rattles and no wind noise."

If that is really true, and not just while sitting in the garage with the engine off, then you should buy it!

It looks pretty. Said it was stripped to bare metal. Would be nice to see the restoration photos. Also some more photos of the underside. The two photos shown looks pretty shall we say...original... under there. But that's better than a spray can black underside, you should be able to really tell what the story is.

 

[daddycreswell]

I can't tell for sure but in the 16th picture, does it not look like the paint has bubbled a bit on the lower quarter panel? Might just be my computer

 

[jj_jenkins]

Is $19500 fair?

 

[Fireball05]

Hard to say without more info and a few more detailed photos of the underside.

 

[hc37180]

Hard to say without more info and a few more detailed photos of the underside.

Agreed, the underside looks pretty weathered which obviously isn't uncommon for vehicles this age but it could be an indicator of the overall condition. A lot of times you have to look up in the corners etc. to see if you have rust starting to eat out the inner panels. (If you are aware of all this sorry for beating the dead horse).
It has been my experience that rigs that have undersides with that appearance had a lot of attention put to the outer metal, and maybe not a lot of fixing to the inner metal panels (My '74 is like that at the moment). In other words it may look really nice on the outside but has some problem areas on the inside. Otherwise seems worth checking it out at least so hopefully someone has taken the flashlight to the rig & can give a good assessment. Good luck.