UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $9750.

Has upgrades. The title lists it as a 1954, so the seller isn’t sure why that is.

“Solid jeep, lots of new parts, just added power steering, new wiring, new brake master, new hydraulic clutch, new swing pedals, new tail lights, corner guards, seats (bucket front, bench rear). New heater/defrost, radiator, alternator, power steering pump, clutch, headers (outside frame), exhaust.  Just repaired rust in floor pan and structure, repaired tailgate rust, new instrument gauges, new dash cover (hand made/fit), repaired firewall.

This is set up for jeeping, geared really low for off-road, not for highways.  I have additional roll bar from CJ7, I was going to use for parts to create front cage at windshield, just haven’t gotten to it.

Paint in poor condition, former owner used bed-liner and rolled on lime green paint, comes off with ease though.

Additional pics available.  Will take only reasonable offers.

The wierd thing, this is titled as a 1954, but CJ6’s weren’t made until 1955. VIN starts with 57, so I think that is what it is supposed to be.”

This is a project sitting on Scout axles.

https://inlandempire.craigslist.org/pts/d/norco-1956-jeep-willys-cj6-350-block/6946454229.html

“1956 jeep cj6 original tub, grill, tailgate. Currently sitting on a scout frame and axles. Has 1 piece front end and full painless wiring kit. Has surface rust. Body is strait except. Rear corners has a 350 block, torque flight 727 auto and dana tcase. No tittle.”

I think this was a CJ-6 that’s been modified.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1679005015579431/

“1962 Willys Jeep, Hurricane Inline 4 Cyl, 3 speed transmission, 4×4, Runs smooth, clear title”

UPDATE:  **SOLD** Was $10,500.

(06/27/2018) Has a variety of updates.

“Restored and refurbished rare 1969 Jeep CJ6,”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $13,000.

(01/24/2019) Looks ready for some fun.

“1972 CJ-6 232 I6 New Gas tank, new exhaust, new Warn Hubs Had Dark Horse go through it all. Hard to come by set top. Have the doors also Only know issue is the exhaust manifold leaks, other than that it runs and drives good Toyo 33×10.50 Tires with steel wheels. Tub is great”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2500.

/Jay spotted this CJ-6. It seems to have potential.

“Selling my 1966 (i think) Jeep cj6. These are pretty rare and i have come to the conclusion i probably will never get to build it. Bill of sale. I do not have a title. It has the 4 cyl motor. Thats all i know when i bought it 2 years ago”