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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1200.
Runs and drives.
“1975 American Motors Jeep DJ5
6 cylinder
Auto transmission
Good tires
Very little rust
Clean title
All in all a solid little rear wheel drive jeep.
First two pics are actual of the jeep. Other two are examples of what it could be restored to.
Tons of possiblities with this one. She purrs like a sewing machine. $1200 cash drives her home.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $900.
Looks like a great price on a running DJ.
“1975 DJ5 mail truck for sale. It is in very good condition, has no rust and new stereo system. The engine and transmission were rebuilt in 2001 and has had alot of work done to it in the past. All the parts are interchangeable with the CJ5 jeep .I bought two of these from a father and son both of whom work for the USPS. They were both passionate about keeping these running after the post office replaced them with newer models.
It comes with a log book that shows all the work that has been done and even what may need work.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3000.
Looks in good shape.
“1983 AM General DJ5, Iron Duke 4cyl. New wheels and tires. Right hand drive. Runs and drives great. Not perfect but fun little jeep. Draws lots of attention. Possible trade for motorcycle, interesting vehicles.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1200.
Looks solid, but has a tranny problem. Previous seller may have “saw-dusted” the tranny. I didn’t know people still did that!
“Putting my Jeep DJ-5 up for sale. Purchased it in the beginning of the summer intending on making it into a cool company vehicle but due to a new job I don’t have the time.
-The Jeep has a Clean NYS title.
-The title reads a 4cyl but there is an inline 6 in it so the motor was swapped at one point in time.
-Automatic.
-The Jeep is 2 Wheel Drive
-Body is pretty solid. Few little rust spots but nothing major. Floor pans are all clean.
-Doors, tailgate and hood work as they should.
-Jeep starts right up motor runs great
The bad…. When I purchased the Jeep I drove it up onto the trailer no problems. Got it home made one pass up the road (have a video to show you if desired) then loss all power in the drive gears. After pulling the pan on the transmission looks like the previous owner put saw dust into the transmission to sell it. After flushing it a few times all I get is a little push in drive but then just spins. Reverse takes off like a bat out of hell though so it can be driven onto a trailer.
Transmission is pulled out of the Jeep to be either rebuilt or replaced with something else. ”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1500.
“Postal Jeep with Right Hand Steering
6cyl (was running but needs work on engine head, aka Valve Job)
Auto Trans
Good condition.
Good tires
Bucket seat.
Selling complete unit not running, will load $1500.00
DJ-5D (1975–77):
ENGINE 232 cu in (3.8 L) AMC Straight-6 engine
TRANSMISSION 727 TorqueFlite automatic”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3500.
Looks in good shape.
“Has new tires, battery, hoses, transmission just rebuilt and rear main seal still under warranty…vehicle just received conditional certification by postal service.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2000.
Looks mail-ready.
“For sale 1981 Postal jeep. Iron Duke motor that runs great. Newer paint job with new lights. All interior switches work along with light on top and interior fan. Added a passenger seat among other things added. Dixie air horn mounted but not yet hooked into battery. Automatic right hand drive, great little truck. Not sure on Mileage because the Odometer has flipped and it is a postal Jeep which the Gov. probably ran it like crazy but you can tell they maintained it. ”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3200.
Fiberglass body.
“1977 right hand drive ( RHD ) fiberglass body mail jeep. Has 4 cylinder ford 2.3l with 2bbl carb, automatic transmission, posi rear end. Windshield is cracked. Custom pink camo interior trim, black bedliner on the floor.
This is a very fun little jeep to drive.”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $2900.
May be worth a look.
“1975 dj-5 dispatch jeep 2wd auto inline 6.jeep is in running driving condition.my dad has put a lot of time and parts put in this last year.we put wider tires on it 95% tread.has some rust but nothing mager.we cut a half circeal on bottem of doors so tires could be taken off without removing door.”
http://bham.craigslist.org/bar/5326902079.html
No pics provided.
“Starts runs and drives comes With a few new sheet metal parts as well like rockers corners and hood this jeep runs and drives call”