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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2500
This appears in good shape.
“1975 post office jeep, with right hand drive. 6 cyl, auto. Good glass all he way around, lights and wipers work. Has 2 seats, with seatbelts. I drive this jeep daily to work. Carb rebuilt a month ago. brake hydraulics rebuilt or replaced all the way around. Manual brakes and manual steering. Will consider trade for an older Jeep. CJ-2 or CJ-3. Call after 4. Text anytime.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1800.
Runs and drives.
“1971 Mail Jeep DJ5 for sale. Starts,drives and stops .It is right hand drive and has two bucket seats would make a Great Project! Six cylinder,Auto trans,will trade or trade and cash.Open to all offers,main interests are Hunting Equipment”
UPDATE: Was $2800. **SOLD**
(02/26/2014) “1973 Hot Rod Mail Jeep Mopar 360 V/8 Fun Toy Sharp
This is a great running and looking custom Jeep Toy.
All fiberglass body with flip up front.
360 Mopar motor with 727 torqueflite automatic transmission.
Air shocks all the way around.
Sunpro gauges, Lockair shifter.
Complete new brake system including master cylinder wheel cylinders and shoes.Fun to drive, this would make a great attention getter in front of a business as well.
It’s right hand drive and would be funny to put a fake scary or goofy driver on the left side.”
This has an interesting history. I’m not sure how it ended up with a Nevada title though.
“I can’t find any information on this Jeep. It has the Willys Hurricane 2.2 L W/2 speed powerglide automatic. I purchased this jeep many years ago and was told by the previous owner that it was a security vehicle for the university of Washington. Body is great. It needs a total restore. All original except the seats. Has not been started in years. I was going to restore for my gran daughter . But ran out of energy. I don’t know the value of it, so i’m taking offers. Have clean Navada title.”
http://seattle.craigslist.org/sno/cto/4415558022.html
UPDATE: Was listed at $2500. **SOLD**
Runs and drives, but has an unusual front.
“I have a 1977 Jeep. It has an all fiberglass body. That’s nice so it never rusts. It has a good running 4cyl. Ford engine. The transmission is an automatic with overdrive. It runs and drives great. Its not 4 wheel drive but it has a posi rearend. The steering wheel is on the right side.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1800.
Not perfect, but runs and drives.
“For consideration is a Right-hand drive 1975 DJ5 LLV. The former mail Jeep has a 258 6-cylinder engine with automatic transmission. It starts and drives. The body and frame are solid. The front fenders are fiberglass. It has new tie rod ends.
Thanks for looking”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2000.
I’ve never seen a DJ-5 with a half-cab. It is left-handed steering, too.
“Rare Model 1969 DJ-5A Kaiser/Willys Jeep .. GM motor, stock automatic trans and other internal parts…Last year before AMC took over… easy to get parts for… Highway geared, Posi Track Rearend, Stock Auto Trans, New Tires and Drives Fine. Two Wheel Drive.. set up to Tow a Boat or Camper or be Towed behind your RV… Really a tuff little rig .. I would Drive it to Oregon, just as is!
Odometer shows 61,000 Stock 2.5 “IRON DUKE” 4 Cylinder motor. This is an Arizona jeep and not rusted, like the ones I’ve seen in Oregon. Clear/Clean Title in hand.. If you want to Test Drive or have questions”
I thought it looked good, but it sounds like it might not run.
“1973 mail jeep for sale
$1000 or best offer… CASH TALKS bring a trailer take it home!!!”
http://stlouis.craigslist.org/cto/4391648042.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2000
It only gets 11 MPG? That seems a little low to me.
“Selling my mail jeep. It runs and gets 11 miles to the gallon, has a rca sound system. Its a right hand drive. Comes with a full set of chains. Needs some work though. Asking $2000 for it.”
UPDATE: Was listed at $2950. **Status Unknown**
Not perfect, but runs and drives.
“1974 Am General Jeep DJ-5 RHD. Rear wheel 2WD with automatic, 232 CID in line 6 cyl. Fully Functional and ready for mail route. Odometer functions and shows a little less than 73K, but being 40 years old I have no idea if that is correct. Tires very good, brakes and steering recently adjusted. Just installed new radiator and wiper blades 3 weeks ago and new Duralast Gold battery 4 weeks ago. I purchased this in January of this year to use on a rural mail route as a part-time carrier, and used it several times on the route, but was just hired as a full time driver for Fedex, so I no longer need it.
Previous owner replaced many parts and I have his service/parts records as well as my own. Cosmetically, it’s not by any means perfect, but it’s not a certified clunker, either. I have not had it tested for emissions so I have no idea whether it will pass or not. It does run and drive good and I have a clean title.”
