For Sale ARIZONA: 1975 Scout II on 2015 Wrangler frame and suspension 5.3 aluminum LS six speed auto (1 Viewer)

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For sale at 45k.

David at 602-616-3375

1975 International Scout II XLC. Completely rust free (it never had any). Original paint (rare metallic champagne color similar to Jeep Wrangler’s Khaki color). Chassis is a 2015 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited (NEW Mopar frame at $3500.00. A new frame was preferred so as to not have competing frame VIN numbers with the body VIN) with used, low mileage Rubicon axles with OEM electric locker and 4:33 gears ($4500.00). Suspension is all new Rock Krawler adjustable arms all around ($1300.00) with new adjustable Rock Krawler track bars front and rear ($360.00) with new Bilstein shocks and steering stabilizer ($425.00). New heavy duty front and rear OME coil springs ($350.00). New wheels and 35” tires ($1775.00). New calipers/brakes all around ($650.00). New hydroboost brake booster ($565.00) with CBR racing power steering pump and remote reservoir ($775.00) mounted to engine using wide Open Designs kit ($290.00). New ANYTHING SCOUT aluminum radiator with shroud and four spal cooling fans ($1400.00). New GenRight high capacity aluminum fuel tank with steel skid plate ($1550). New in tank fuel pump with adapters ($480.00) installed with AN6 fuel line installed to engine. Low mileage 2011 all aluminum Generation IV 5.3 Vortec V8 ($3500.00) engine (approximately 340 horse) with v-band headers ($595.00). Engine is wired ($720.00) E38 computer programmed ($260.00) and ready to run. Engine placed with RPM Extreme motor mounts ($300.00) with 6l80e six speed ($2500.00) automatic transmission using RPM Extreme transmission mount ($150.00). Rebuilt Jk transfer case ($750.00) with new Novak adapter ($560.00). Lokar 6l80 shifter (with tap shift) installed (ESS66L80HM: $380.00) as well as JB Customs transfer case shifter ($225.00). JK OEM steering gear and pitman arm ($450.00).

New Ididit tilt keyed black column and linkage ($1065.00). New billet steering wheel and hub ($200.00). New VINTAGE Air Magnum IV A/C ($1100.00) mounted and plumbed with new Sanden compressor with Vintage Air LS bracket mount). New Wilwood master cylinder and proportion valve ($300.00). New installed brake lines. New 02 sensors ($170.00). New front Corbeau RS reclining seats ($750.00). New rear sway bar. Front sway bar is the Rubicon version with disconnect feature ($400.00).

New KAYMAR rear bumper and dual swing out tire carrier and gas rack—over 4K plus shipping to US. Rhino Rack platform roof rack ($1100.00). AEV hidden winch mount (no winch).

Brakes are completed just add fluids and bleed. New Ron Francis XP66 fuse bock/relay module ($500.00) partially wired in: needs to be finished. Radiator has no fluids, engine does not have oil, etc.).

No parts needed to make run or drive. Drive train is installed and near-ready to drive. Steering is installed and near-ready.

The interior paint is in very good condition. The dash pad has no cracks. I have all the original sheet metal. I do not have the headliner for the hard top but I have the OEM fiberglass molded sides in very good condition.

I have over 40k in parts not including shipping and certainly not including labor. This figure does not include the value of the rare, OEM khaki-colored and rust free 1975 Scout XLC body (I have all the original sheet metal in very good condition).

Please: before asking about my price see New Legend Scout’s similar offerings beginning at $165,000.00. Yes: one hundred and sixty-five thousand US dollars.

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It was 112 degrees today In Phoenix, Arizona.

It’s gonna be hell-hot till mid-November: heat like this turns fun into a hated job and I already have a business that commands too much of my life.
 
Phomollient, just curious... did you cut the JK axles down to stock Scout width or did you keep the JK stock width?

And did you sell?

Thanks!
I haven’t given much thought to selling since I last posted.

It is further along now.

Still for sale though I have an interested party that has been following the build for many months.
 

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