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UPDATE: Still Available.
(10/07/2020) T.J. shared this ice looking CJ-5.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/340980110536714
“1966 cj5 tuxedo model. Buick 350 V8 . 3spd on the floor with top and doors. Contact Brian Evans, serious inquiries only.”
Albany, Oregon. Not NY
I was going to say, it looked too solid to be a NY Jeep!
Thanks guys. My brain knew it was in Oregon, but my fingers did not apparently.
Was ’66 the last year of the Tux Park? I don’t see any special trim on this one except the chrome hood hinges and rear bumper which apparently was modified to clear the hitch. I am only familiar with the earlier Tux Parks. I hope Barney will weigh in on this.