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David shared this CJ-5 which appears to have a Tux Package. Pics are small.
https://losangeles.craigslist.org/wst/cto/d/santa-monica-1963-jeep-willys-cj/7586685175.html
“All original hurricane four-cylinder, four-wheel-drive, four seater. I am the third owner and just had everything gone through and replaced that needed to be done. The only thing wrong with it is cracked windshield and leaks oil. Engine does not smoke. Everything works as should, drives great awesome little piece of history. ”
I have a ’63 also, same as this one except mine has a hard top. This one does appear to be a TP but the original front bumper would have been chrome and the tail lights look like they’re from a later model; hard to tell since the photos are so small.
Thanks Denny
Definitely a 1963 Tux Park Mk III, just like ours. Yes, missing original chrome front bumper. The color was called “Indian Ceramic”, it was a Mk III color. There were no hood emblems on the Mk III, “Tuxedo Park” hood emblems were added to the 1964 Mk IV model.