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Maybe someone can find some value here? Thanks to Seth for spotting it. The pics of the jeep are below, but can also be found at the bottom of a long list of pics using the link below.
https://www.estatesales.net/MA/Wellfleet/02667/2297010?modal=true
Not sure of the year, but looks pretty early. Wonder why it has a Willys tailgate? As rough as it is, I have no use for it.
Hi Dan,
It has the Willys tailgate because CJ-5s (and CJ-3Bs and DJ-3As) earlier than 1963 had Willys branded tailgates.
– Dave
Dave,
Thanks for your reply! I’d like to think I have a good basic knowledge of things Jeep, but I don’t know a lot of the little details. Always happy to learn moe!
–Dan
Happy to help. And, after 11 years of running this site, I am still learning new things. So, I can relate!