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Looks solid.
“Old postal jeep right hand side $1500 (no ice creM equipment) Want the whole deal? It’s a turn Key business $2500 (music box, inverter, freezer, etc) Will take best offer Less”
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1973110572942227
Chris spotted these. Could be a good deal.
“Two DJ-5 Postal Jeeps for sale. Projects, not running, I have a title for the green one, but the white one is in much better shape, no title for the white one. The roof rack is crappy PVC. Both appear complete, 2.5l 4 cylinder engines, 3-speed automatic transmission. Combine the two for a really nice cheap running Jeep that will turn heads.”
UPDATE: Still Available.
(Not sure how much value is here.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/222083978598101
“1970 postal Jeep rat rod rolling chassis. Body is solid. Dodge rear end with aluminum spacers. centerline wheels with 18” Mickey Thompson tires. Body is Channeled 6”. Jeep cj frame. Has Jeep fwd front axle but comes with Jeep straight axle with disk. Shortened driveshaft. It had 440 mopar and 727 comes with radiator. I had running at one time but built another rat rod.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2000.
Runs and drives.
“For sale is a jeep postal dj5! Right hand drive, with the AMC 232 straight 6 engine. Runs and drives good. Just needs the electric choke replaced. I may replace choke this coming check. I got the wiper motor to work so that should be good hopefully Windshield cracked. Asking $1800 obo.”
Mike and Carl both forwarded this oddity: a custom DJ-5 with a wagon front end and CJ-2A 4WD modification.
“Truck is Titled as a 1976 AM General
Cut Down Willys Based on CJ2A Jeep 4×4
Frame 1946 CJ2A axles, transmission, and transfer case
Engine Later L head 134
Body front 1955 Willys
Body rear 1976 AM General mail Jeep with roof removed-body reinforced with 2×4 boxed steel in rockers, all rusty metal replaced
Dash-1976 AM General
Wiring-1976 AM General- Everything works except the windshield wipers
New electric fuel pump, new radiator, new windshields
Rebuilt carb, master cylinder
Tires-General Liberator–very good tread
Truck runs, shifts, and brakes well- 4×4 works as it should
New Olive Drab paint”
View all the information on eBay
Michael has this DJ-5 for sale. Contact him at (504)320-8304 michaelkelleyhunter@gmail.com.
“I have a mail jeep I need to sell. Located in Asheville, NC. Tires are like new. Transmission only engages in reverse. $800.
UPDATE II: There are more photos of the DJ-3A “mobile bar” in the February 1962 Jeep News.
This 1966 brochure for the Las Brisas resort included some pics of Surreys.
Here’s a DJ-5 with hubcaps.
We’ve seen this DJ-3A “mobile bar” featured in a photo from another angle.
This is the booklet’s cover. 
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2000.
Has Michigan title.
“I have a 1969 Jeep DJ5 / Postal. RIGHT HAND DRIVE!!! It is the year of a Kaiser. Has the 4 cyl 153 in it which runs awesome backed up by a 2 speed automatic powerglide. It is complete, and functional. Has new LED tail lights (I have the originals too.) Will do 50-60 mph fine. Brakes are a little soft but it does stop fine. In the pictures the rear glass is missing, but I have it along with the gasket. Frame is solid, body need paint and a little love but it is not that bad. Michigan title in hand.”
Travis shared this ad.
“1977 AMC Jeep mail truck
DJ5D-5501108
232 6 cylinder
Automatic
Sliding Doors
Right hand steering”
https://nh.craigslist.org/ctd/d/1977-amc-dj5-jeep-mail-truck/6413915269.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1500.
Needs a carb.
“Amc 232 engine
New hei distributor
New gear reduction imi hi torque starter
Rebuilt chrome 140 amp alternator
New windshield new speedometer
Ran a year ago but until someone took apart the carb and ruined it
Had good compression
Right hand drive
75 jeep amc dj5”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1500.
Runs.
“**PRICE REDUCED** This is a fun little right hand drive jeep that I drove in high school but I don’t have much use for it anymore. I have replaced lots of parts on it including rear shocks, replaced brake master cylinder, fuel filter, air filter, fan belt, I did a transmission flush, oil change and a lot more simple stuff. It does run and drive but does need a little work to be super reliable”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1795.
It’s a left hand dispatcher.
“1972 DJ-5 Jeep, Left Hand Steer
Straight 6 Engine, Automatic Transmission, 2 wheel drive.”
