Seller wants it gone. If truly a 1957, then it is a standard DJ-3A, as the Gala/Surrey weren’t introduced until 1959.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/259283013730991/

“Dropping the price! Want it gone, have to pick up another car and need room on my trailer. Correction 1957 Jeep dj3a.(gala )(surrey) (Not 1946 Jeep cj2). Update 10/28/23 dmv paperwork is being processed and new vin being issued. Just waiting for verification by chp. Model is dj3a and 1957 year of production. These jeeps were also called the surrey model which were used at hotels and resorts. Ive added some pictures of what restored ones can look like. Good project for rat rod, hot rod, restoration or something unique. What you see is what you get. Has a 327 chevy motor but I don’t know if it runs. My uncle had it for several years before he passed away. Selling only no trades. Selling with Bill of sale.$1600 obo. This jeep is 2wd.”

Unclear how much value is here, but this may be a modified 1965 DJ-3A. The rear tank, grille, and lack of WILLYS on the hood are a few clues.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/670834401606630

“1965 Willys Jeep, rebuilt motor, all parts except main body. Includes title. Runs and yard drives. More parts not shown in pics.”

This DJ-3A is across the border from Texas in Nuevo Laredo.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/6590551030998519

“Jeep Willys 1963 Título azul Funciona pero requiere mantenimiento”

This looks to be a 2WD DJ-3A (body, grille, and front axle).

https://sfbay.craigslist.org/scz/cto/d/watsonville-1953-willys-jeep-no-rust/7657266703.html

“This Jeep has a Ford flatbed v8. Someone cut the hood and it rusted but otherwise this Jeep is super solid!”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $7500.

Scott’s selling his stock DJ-3A.

“1956 Willys DJ3A Dispatcher. Rare 2WD with column shift. New brake system (master cylinder, wheel cylinders, shoes, lines, hoses and emergency brake cable), new wiring harness and new tires. This is a true survivor with only 4 small areas that are rusted through (driver side foot board, panel above passenger foot board, cargo floor behind seats and panel next to tailgate on driver side). It runs great and could easily be restored if desired.”