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UPDATE: Eric is trying to learn more history about this DJ-5. It is currently has a Harley theme, but previously was blue and white. It has a 350 Chevy small block with a 350 turbo transmission.
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With the way the rear tires stick out past the wheel wells, I can’t figure how the doors slide rearward to open. I had a ’69 DJ-5A in high school and recall there not being a lot of clearance between the door and the rear quarter panel. Otherwise, pretty cool looking DJ.
Chris,
That’s a good point. It seems to me the door is swinging out a little, as if there’s nothing guiding it from the bottom or side.
That pass side door sure looks like it’d hit.
Im Doin a search to find the history on this vehicle & I found this post… Any info contact me
I’m now the current owner Eric 4436221587, busteric@aol.com, of this 1973 Am General Jeep dispatcher 100 custom mail truck but it is currently (Harley Davidson edition Black & Orange) & other mods seats & steering column & wheel, have been done since these pictures & prior to my purchase 5/9/2017…
Anyone who has info on this vehicle please feel free to contact me call or text or email guiding me to previous owners & or the persons who gracefully modified this vehicle. I just wanna learn the history on this vehicle… so far I love being the owner… Thanks in advance.
Hi Eric,
I’m happy to hear you are enjoy you jeep! I’ve updated the post and marked it sold. If I can be of any help, feel free to email me (d@ewillys.com). I can post updated pics if you’d like as well. Have fun!
– Dave