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Bilil spotted this rare CJ-5/Camper for sell. It’s listed as a 1966, but that seems to be an error given the large grille lights, which made their appearance in 1969, as did the camper.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1294301324757145
“Super rare jeep camper, original, needs engine and restoration, great project for someone who wants to rebuild and maybe make a tiny home that disconnects from the jeep”
The elusive CJ5 Camper…. Located on the wrong coast for me… i have her sister in Kentucky….
1970 or 1971 the hood reflectors.
Notice the DoD base entry sticker on the bumper.
Looks like a former owner was an O-6.
This can actually be narrowed down to Late 69 to early 70. The hood reflectors were 69 – very early 70 (made in 69) when replaced by mandated side marker lights. The arched-glass windshield started in mid 69 year model. Nice pc of Jeep history here.