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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $
Seller has a variety of jeeps that must go.
“1957 Willys CJ5 Jeep. All original 4 cyl . I used on the ranch for years. still runs but needs a tune up. . I also a 1955 cj5 and 1963 cj5 that have not been running in a few years, all original with 4cyl motors. And a 1952 willys wagon. All have good Colo titles. CJ 2A, badmotor no title. I am having to sell all due to health.”
I don’t know why but old red CJ-5s have the best looking patina, must be the components of the red paint.
Anyone else spot the Powerwagon in the background? drool!
Saw that too. I’m sort of glad I don’t live close to that.
Mark,
Never thought about that, but the CJ-5s do seem to discolor/fade a little more gracefully. Even the non-red ones. Maybe it’s the added curves?
– Dave
Chuck: I saw a similar vintage Power Wagon tow truck that looked like a great project. Don’t know what I would do with it, but I sure wanted it!
What is the price on the red jeep.
Hi Danny,
You’ll need to contact the seller via Craigslist to find out about the price: https://denver.craigslist.org/cto/d/elizabeth-1950s-willys-cj-jeeps/7332059252.html
thanks,
– Dave