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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1500.
If the running gear is in good shape, it sure seems like there’s value here.
“1972 cj6 jeep $1500obo”
UPDATE: Status Unknown. Was $8800.
Has a nice looking Meyer Hardtop.
“1966 CJ 6 Rare jeep 18 inches longer. Has Dauntless v6 rebuilt carb ,all original except for seats, starts right up ,nice top no rust Warn 8000lb. Winch tow bar gun rack . Sweet jeep $8800.”
A project.
https://charlotte.craigslist.org/pts/d/fort-mill-cj6-project-jeep/6856932027.html
“CJ6 Project Jeep for sale
No Title
Late 60s to very early 70s CJ6 body and rolling chassis
Very solid floors
Real solid body
$1500 obo”
UPDATE: **SOLD**. Was $4500.
It may need some work.
“This is a 1975 jeep CJ six. This is a pretty rare jeep. It is about 11 inches longer than a CJ seven. And this is the precursor to the Jeep scrambler. It has a 304 inch Motor with a four speed manual transmission. I was told it has an overdrive transmission. The axles have been upgraded. It has some rust in the floor. And some rust in the body mounts underneath. It has rust but it’s not a rust bucket. It has dual exhaust with glass packs and the tires are like new. The jeep does run and drive. It drives lik an old Jeep. The steering needs addressed. It is loose at the steering box. The jeep also smokes. I believe oil is leaking down the valve stem’s so new valve stem seals will need installed in the head. It’s just on the passenger side head so not a lot of work or cost at the machine shop. A pin is broken in the rear axle so it’s front wheel drive right now. Continue reading
UPDATE: **SOLD**. Was $10,000.
This has some updates.
“1974 CJ6 Straight 6 engine very rare. Not many around. Runs good and looks great. New paint. Clean title.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5500.
Project jeep.
“Jeep CJ-6, Dauntless (Buick) v-6 engine, 3 speed transmission, Dana 18 transfercase. Rebuilt carburetor, lock out hubs…. have about 95% of the parts to put an automatic transmission in it. Parts for auto swap are new or rebuilt. Has wider than original axles. Dana 44’s from and rear.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4800.
Includes the trailer. Seller will sell without trailer for less.
“74 JEEP CJ 6—one family owned—31000 miles—-new tires & top in 2012—dry storage since then—blade not used since that time—MEYER BLADE—8000 LB. RAMSEY WINCH—JEEP RUNS & DRIVES FINE—GOOD TITLE—front seat base covers bad —very minor rust for a jeep— SELL FOR LESS WITHOUT MILITARY TRAILER”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2500.
Engine runs.
“CJ 6 the stretch edition needs a little TLC. But it runs, and the 4×4 works. Needs a tune up Has good tires.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4000.
Two curiosities about this CJ-6. One, it appears there is a lien on the title. Two, this appears to have the original cover plate where the transfer case levers should be located. It makes me wonder if this was originally a DJ-6. The serial number ought to reveal that.
“1966 Jeep CJ-6, comes with removable Meyer steel half cab hard top, a period correct aftermarket top that makes the CJ-6 into a little pickup. The doors have rolling tempered window glass, and are complete, I believe one hinge needs to be sourced but the setup is otherwise complete.
Vehicle is a complete barn find – correct first year Dauntless crossfire V6, three speed manual, separate transfer case. Rare 60/40 bench option.
Not currently running, what you see is what you get – a fun, simple, rare old project jeep.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $8500.
“Jeep cj 6, Buick v6, no rust have hard top and hard doors, high back cj 7 seats to add as well. All original.”
