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He lives in a place where he could set that vehicle up to drive it everyday until he dies...Unlike us sorry saps in the rust belt who don't have that option.
Some people just don't know how good they have it.
Only reason why I would drive a jeep, I don't own one, is only because I would rather see that rust away than a sweet classic bronco, but if I lived where there was no salt, I'd be cruising one; no doubt. v
My guess, either him or his wife want a vehicle with more creature comforts (i.e. - Air Conditining, power steering, EFI, etc) and is unwilling or incapable of making those improvements on his own.
Why not? If it is as solid as it is supposed to be, heck you could even turn a profit if you bought a '00 or '01 Wrangler and did it for investment only. I see those year J**ps around here going for about $6500 - 10k, so if you got the right one.....
Man...two years ago, I sold a 2002 Wrangler with all the bolt on goodies (4" lift, 33s, etc.) and 56,000 miles to buy a Bronco with no power steering, no power/disc brakes, and no A/C.%)
Man...two years ago, I sold a 2002 Wrangler with all the bolt on goodies (4" lift, 33s, etc.) and 56,000 miles to buy a Bronco with no power steering, no power/disc brakes, and no A/C.%)