There might be value in the parts.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/365284218697532

“1974 Jeep CJ-5 Renegade 4×4. 304 v8, 3 speed. This is a project Jeep. Motor is stuck, could be clutch fork don’t know. Everything is there for the Jeep except seats, but do have brackets and hardware. Mostly a complete jeep. It is a Renegade cj5 model. It will need a lot of work mainly in driveline and body. Frame is good. Has its original pinto bean style rims and seems to be an original jeep with everything there. Sold as is where is. Will need trailered. No trades. 2500.00”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3000.

This is possibly a former Navy CJ-5, according to the seller. A Kelly hardtop is included.

“1973 m38 navy jeep 6cyl. 3 tops, hard and soft doors. runs and drives but needs tires. also have 2 military engs. with trans and some tires. engs I don’t know about but would take 200 for them. tires all of them for 200. some hold air I have not went through them”

Unclear if there’s value here or not.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/330077115679172

“you have both of them for 1200”

This needs a closer look.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/969265780617533

“This is a 1965 Jeep CJ5a limited edition Tuxedo Park Mark IV. The Jeep has not run in a few years now, when we parked it my mechanic indicated it had a timing issue and I haven’t gotten back to it since. Compression was good at that time. It has the original 134 cubic inch Hurricane 4 cylinder motor”

It looks like there’s been some good work here. It might make a good project.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/281371994182432

“1964 Jeep CJ5 Partially rebuilt rolling chassis New Springs New Military Split rims & Firestone military tires Rebuilt axles with Lock-rite locking differetials cJ 5 parts Rebuilt Jeep Hurricane engine and enough parts to build another engine 2 transmissions/transfer cases Original front seat frames Numerous boxes of collected parts from 2 jeeps Unsure of milage, title available Located in Streator, Illinois Selling for family”

No obvious rust along with an unusual winch.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/699612751049315

“1962 Willys Jeep Does NOT run!! Willing to part. Clean CA Title”

This has some hard-to-find older rims. It’s listed as a 1974, but it looks more like mid to late 1960s.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1021566178781340

“No title, runs.”

UPDATE: **Sold** Was $3500.

This is a project, but the body appears solid.

“PROJECT. 1966 Jeep CJ5. Engine swap was started and GM 3.8 liter (231ci) V6 is mounted to frame. Mileage on engine is unknown. Body is straight and clean. Some surface rust in box. Needs brakes, clutch, front driveline, accelerator linkage, etc…Engine runs – but jeep cannot be driven”

UPDATE: Still Available.

(11/22/2022) Seller notes it isn’t a daily driver at this point.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1342905023194877

“1966 Jeep CJ5 Tuxedo Park. 350 Jeep Wagoneer engine (aka Buick) from 1970 Jeep Wagoneer in place of the original Jeep V6. (mileage unknown) Manual steering, drum brakes, 33×14.50×15 Mickey Thompson Tires. 3 speed transmission. New custom dual exhaust with vintage single chamber mufflers. Sounds great! Lots of receipts & new parts. Title in hand. Not currently tagged. Runs but has old gas from just sitting in the garage all the time & may need to be primed &/or temperamental. Comes with two hoods. The big hood has a couple small stress cracks seen up close. Comes with original removable soft doors & bikini top. Its very unique & its is quite a head turner. It is +56 years old and far from perfect. It is not a daily driver, its a piece of history. I am getting rid of it because I have lost interest. Cash or possible trade for other unique toys like Scout, Willys, Tractor, & ATV. I do not respond to “is this still available” & I do not respond to online offers. More details and pictures are available upon serious inquires.”

Brian spotted this nice looking, stock CJ-5.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/3088830401381503/

“Very nice CJ5 4 cyl. 4wd. 3-spd. Have owned for more than 10 yrs and enjoyed by our family for summer time drives. Always stored indoors. Many improvements during ownership: new seals and fluid in front axle, fuel pump and hose assy, Firestone tires, exhaust manifold and muffler, leaf springs and shocks, battery, fan belt, etc. Heater works. Will not respond to “is it available”. This is a great vehicle to enjoy. if you are interested pls contact for more information.”

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UPDATE: Frank explained the sprayer on the side of the jeep: The sprayer in question is termed a back pump sprayer. The wildland Firefighters used this type of back pump on mop up of forest fires. The can could carry 5 gallons of water. Later came the rubber type back pump to mop up forest fires. The rigid pump was awkward when bending over spraying water and even when empty it was awkward. The rubber type back pump was like walking with 5 gallons of Jello on your back. When spraying, you used one of your fingers over the nozzle to disperse the water to cover more area. Short pieces of used cotton jacketed hose was often used on the shoulder straps on the rigid type pumps to relieve some of the “torment” to your shoulders. Both of these style pumps had nicknames that are not printable at this time.

If you are looking for a mid-1960s CJ-5, this might be a good value. It includes a 120volt mod and something on the side (water?).

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1424806751296521

“1965 CJ 5 runs great all original equipment 3speed manual transmission”