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Jeep DJ OBO Toluca, IL
No price, OBO on this one, DJ, they listed it as a 1950, that is way off IMO, looking into late 60’s early 70’s, plated as a Kaiser so ’71 and back, but has the side markers on the fenders and a later speedo.
INFORMATION FROM SELLER:
Got it out of a clean out no title no keys parts make offer take as buyer picks up
First year for the DJ5A postal Jeep was 69. ‘A’ model was 69 – 70 Kaiser Jeep with the GM 4 cyl. ‘B’ model was American Motors’ Govt Products Div AMGeneral FOR 1972 extended the grill to accommodate AMC’s 232-6. And yes, the postal service did have some left-hand drive DJs in their fleet. Based on the color under the hood and the build, I believe this was a postal ‘A’ model as Kaiser was transferring ownership to AMC.
0 – 90 Speedo is correct for the ‘A’ model even though CJs used the 0-9 face through ’71.