- City
- North Dighton
- State
- MA
Opposite Problem
I have the opposite problem of this thread. I bought my Scrambler for a gentleman in Montana. It was his originally and then he sold it to his father. His father passed away years later and he agreed to sell it to me because I promised to keep it fairly close to stock and I would provide detail's and pictures of the finished product. I have emailed numerous times with updates over the last year and have not heard a peep from the gentlemen. I wanted him to know where the Jeep was, that it was being taken care of, and the restoration was done respectfully. Guess you never know, maybe people lose interest or brings up hard to deal with memories. Honestly, as much as I have put into the Jeep and I love it, if the original owner wanted to buy it back from me, I would probably sell it back to him just out of respect.
I have the opposite problem of this thread. I bought my Scrambler for a gentleman in Montana. It was his originally and then he sold it to his father. His father passed away years later and he agreed to sell it to me because I promised to keep it fairly close to stock and I would provide detail's and pictures of the finished product. I have emailed numerous times with updates over the last year and have not heard a peep from the gentlemen. I wanted him to know where the Jeep was, that it was being taken care of, and the restoration was done respectfully. Guess you never know, maybe people lose interest or brings up hard to deal with memories. Honestly, as much as I have put into the Jeep and I love it, if the original owner wanted to buy it back from me, I would probably sell it back to him just out of respect.