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1969 Jeep CJ-5 $9,500 Wilmington, OH
Nice looking rig, cool Hard Top. Little bit newer model year for us, but still solid start and looks like you can get out and enjoy this for the Fall season.
Information from seller:
69 CJ 5 jeep Willy hard top Original condition runs great have cloth top also starts right up and runs great
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Looks nice: no rot and unmolested.
The unmolested part us important, you’re not stuck undoing “bubba” mods.
Notice the newly Federally required side marker lights. I have never seen on on the bottom of the hood.
Was that a 68-69 thing before Kaiser modified the fenders to put them in their place at the lower edge if front fenders?
I know in 68-9, some small volume producers (and imports like the MGB) had ad hoc lights for awhile until they could change their tooling.