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There might be some value here.
“I have a 1974 Jeep CJ-6, 304 v8, 3-speed. It looks like a cj-5 but it has the long bed like a cj-8 scrambler. This is a rare Jeep, but his is also a major project, or use it for spare parts. all tires are flat and or off the rim, does not run and hasn’t ran in several years, will have to be hauled away on a trailer. Jeep has a clean title.
$1000
352-206-0645 cell
270-432-5804 Office”
http://bgky.craigslist.org/cto/4271019052.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3000
The photos aren’t flattering, but maybe the pictures bely how good it is.
“1967 Willys CJ6 in good condition. 4 cyl hurricane engine. Very rare jeep.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1000.
It doesn’t run at the moment, but engine possibly rebuilt.
“If you are looking for a good Willys Jeep to restore this is it…This is an early 1956 Willys CJ-6 Jeep the serial number of this jeep is 10686 which makes it one of 2000 built that year and 1956 is the first year the CJ6 was offered….This Jeep has very little rust and has a good solid frame….The motor is the original F-134 over head valve 4 cylinder engine and I was told it has been rebuilt and it does turn freely…..I just have to many projects and this one needs to go…..Asking $1000.00 or trade for rifles…hand guns…etc…E-mail this post for more info or offers…Sorry NO TITLE…Bill of sale only….”
Buz forwarded this CJ-6. Looks like it has lots of diamond plating.
“1960 CJ6 Jeep 4×4, Hard top, Bikini top, New 32″ Mickey Thompson MTZ tires, Black Fuel wheels, 5 ft All Steel Hydrolic Snow Plow. 336-399-3761.”
http://winstonsalem.craigslist.org/cto/4162232231.html
UPDATE: Was listed at $3800. **Probably Sold**
“Chevy 350, auto trans, 35″ tires, new shocks, fuel pump, ready to run.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2200.
It’s got rust and hasn’t been run in a while.
“This is a very rare delivered in 1974 jeep CJ-6 utility Model 8400 and Vin# 53082. This is the scrambler to the cj5. It was running when it was parked years ago. It is now missing the seats and a few other thinks. It does have rust and damage. $2200.00 obo”
It runs.
“Jeep 1974 cj-6
Runs, drivable, needs some work
Call Jerry at (707) 246-3961”
http://yubasutter.craigslist.org/cto/4189966169.html
Paul found this special government-ordered CJ-6 with a little extra traction.
According to the website usual locomotion, “Sno-Ball Jeep CJ6 Snowcat, 1956. Contract between Jeep and Sno Ball Corp. created this vehicle to transport crews over deep snow. They were provided to the US Forest Service and the FAA. 20 were built in 1956 and only one is remaining. Tracks are rubber belted and the grousers are in steel. This Sno-Ball Jeep stayed in Colorado and was sold in 2004. The Snowcat used a Jeep engine, transmission and cab in 1956. Original wheels and axles could be mounted back but there was an extra frame lift.”
You can see all kinds of photos of an original Snowcat that appeared on eBay in 2004:
http://boyink.com/cj6/sno-ball-jeep-cj6-snowcat/
UPDATE: Was $3000. Status Unknown.
It looks like it could use some cleaning.
“1965 Jeep CJ-6. Strong four cylinder motor. Runs and drives great. Ready for use either at the deer lease, on the beach, or as a daily driver. Barn kept and ready to go!”
This was sold at Auction.
