UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay.

Here’s a low mileage stock jeep owned by Mort Neff (host of MIchigan Outdoors).

“For your bidding–a 1965 Jeep CJ5 with 14,507miles,originally owned by Detroit area television personality Mort Neff, host of “Michigan Outdoors” for decades. This was Mort’s Jeep that he used on the television show, and it has only had one other owner since Mr. Neff sold the vehicle. Sparingly used, as the mileage shows, this vehicle was garage-kept always and is in great running condition. Comes with an aftermarket snow plow that uses engine vacuum to raise the blade. Vehicle had some very minor rust repair done about 15 years ago and is very clean for a Michigan car of this vintage. Comes with tops, as pictured.

PLEASE NOTE: THERE IS ONE SMALL RUST HOLE IN THE PASSENGER SIDE FLOOR, 1″ x 3″ POSES ABSOLUTELY NO STRUCTURAL THREAT AND WOULD BE VERY EASY TO REPAIR. SOME SURFACE RUST ON FLOORS BUT ONLY ONE RUST THROUGH SPOT AS DESCRIBED.”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was priced at $7900

(03/08/2013) This sure looks good to me.

“1964 Jeep CJ5 , Tuxedo Park Mark 4 edition, number 994 of 3000 built over 3 years, the odometer reads 33k miles , I believe this is original, and when you see it , you will also. This jeep is virtually unmolested or modified from it’s original form, the interior is imaculate, no radio or extra holes in the dash, the engine is the original 134 cu. in. f-head, runs very nice, still has the 3 speed transmission with the column shifter, paint is excellent, it has retained almost all of the tuxedo accents that make it so special, tires are good , brakes and lights all work great, registration is current, it almost looks like it has been in a timecapsule, this is a rare opportunity to own an amazing piece of jeep history.”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2500.

This has no title, but it looks pretty good.

“1960 Willy’s Jeep for sale, it is a CJ-5 with an inline 4 Cylinder and three speed on the floor. 4-Wheel Drive works great, hub locks work. I’ve done a lot of work on the jeep but don’t have a place to drive it anymore. It needs to be out in the country. No Title, so it will make a great hunting / ranch vehicle. It’s worth more than i’m asking but have it discounted for the title situation. $2,500 pretty firm.

The jeep runs great, in the past three years i have replaced:
The battery, The fuel pump, The clutch, The brakes, The carburetor, The windshield, The wipers, Spark plugs

The only issues i run into:
You cant down shit to 1st gear. (timing issue in the gear box that only effects a down shift)”