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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2500.
(06/07/2014) Terry’s selling this CJ-6.
“1968 Kaiser Jeep CJ6
Jeep is in good condition. Recently acquired from my late father. Body needs minimal metal work, has one minor rust spot near top of the bed. Frame is solid.
4 cyl Hurricane”
im interested, can you contact me.
Hi Bill,
yes, this is still available. The price was dropped to $2750.
Contact the seller via craigslsit:
http://dallas.craigslist.org/dal/cto/4694181819.html
Thanks,
– Dave
It´s an earlier model i think. The battery tray in the firewall disappear in 65.
If everything is correct, I believe this jeep is between 1957 and 1963. Cj5’s and 6’s had the King-Seely speedometer in ’55 and ’56. The battery lid on cowl disappears in 64, which is the first year for the tuxedo park Mark 4, which is how I remember that. The large horn button steering wheel leads me to think a little later in my range. The vin tag on drivers firewall can be decoded for build date over on the early cj5 site. Hope this helps.