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UPDATE: **SOLD** WAS $1700.
(12/26/2016) It includes the ice cream box.
“1976 right hand drive mail Jeep runs great has new brakes new shocks comes with freezer and music box it is ready to sell ice cream this is a great small business to make some quick cash”
Jim spotted this vintage looking racer from California that’s built on an inexpensive DJ-5 chassis. Read all about it at Petrolicious:
http://petrolicious.com/this-homebuilt-retro-racer-was-built-to-drive-tastefully
PHOTO CREDIT: Andrew Golseth
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3500.
The DJ had been damaged, so the seller though why not do something fun.
“Would consider trades for a softail.
I am begrudgingly selling my rat rod jeep project that I’ve built over the course of a few years.
Originally a CA car (except for the last 2 years it’s been here in Key West), I bought it in the San Francisco Bay Area after someone had crashed into the rear while it was parked on the road. It barely ran, had the original straight 6 in, and was a mess.
For those of you who don’t know, the DJ-5 series is an automatic, 2wd jeep from the factory. Often used as rural mail trucks, the DJ-5 often comes right and drive. This is a left hand drive, but I suspect that someone changed it to LHD before I got it.
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UPDATE: Status Unknown. Was $3500.
Looks nice.
“For sale is a partially restored, Dj-5 postal jeep. It has been recently painted and had all mechanical work done. Car runs, starts, stops, steers etc. Also as part if the sale are two parts Jeeps, a 1975 and 1978.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1000.
Runs and drives.
“76 jeep right hand drive runs and drives clean title inline 6 auto tranny needs some clean up and tlc old mail truck was going to make an ice cream truck out of it just no time to finish sold the property got to move my loss is your gain”l
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1450.
Looks postal ready.
“1975 Jeep DJ5. Post Office Car. Runs great.
New carburetor. Right Hand steering wheel.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1300.
It needs some work, but may be worth a look.
“I’m selling my Jeep DJ5, I’ve just lost interest in this project and have other ones that I am more interested in. It’s a 1975 Jeep DJ5 with a 232 6 Cylinder. Needs some work and has some body damage on the left rear corner but I have some body panels that will work for the repair. All parts that I have will go with it. I’m looking to downsize what I have.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1300.
Looks solid.
“1985 Postal Jeep. 4 cylinder automatic, runs good,”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1600.
Runs.
“1982 Postal Jeep CJ-5
New radiator
New 4 tires
New catalytic converter
New accelerator wiring switch
Replaced engine
Price $1600”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $650.
Looks like a good price.
“Selling a 1972 Jeep DJ5 for a friend. Runs and drives. $800. Has a new battery, new starter, and new starter solenoid.
Cab heater works
Block heater works
6 cylinder moto”
