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How about this cool DJ-5 custom grille. The photographer who posted these pics (and others) was also the builder.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/38837621@N05/3741027990/in/photostream/
If I’d only known . . . Apparently Ceclia Gomez operates a popcorn and cotton candy stand out of a pink DJ-5 near Sunset Park in Brooklyn (near 5th Avenue and 50th Street). My wife says that is a must stop on our next trip to New York!
http://www.flickr.com/photos/xxxyxyz/5574560368/sizes/z/in/photostream/:
http://www.grubstreet.com/2009/11/the_aww-inspiring_cotton_candy.html:
From this link: http://blipadee.blogspot.com/2009/05/court-fair-continued.html:
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2000
Here’s a chance to own your very own Popcorn and Cotton Candy Jeep.
“I bought this 1976 mail jeep last year and fixed it up. It runs great. It has a license plate and an open title. I’m asking $2,000 obo.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was listed at $2500.
These also usually have posi-traction inside the Dana 44.
“83 dj5 mail jeep. Runs and drives good. Has a 3″ lift, new mud grip tires. It is two wheel drive but does good in snow and ice. These jeeps come factory with Dana 44 rear ends. Has a 4 cyl. Motor and automatic. Have clean Texas title. Registered and inspected. Lots of fun.”
UPDATE: Was listed at $450. **SOLD**
“1973 mail jeep. Runs good but needs some small repairs. 6 cyl auto $450 obo”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2000
This one has style.
“Trades welcome what you got?”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1000.
Looks like a good price.
“1978 Right Hand Drive Mail Jeep in great condition.
Inline straight 6 motor
Very clean
Used on a mail route, but I recently got a new job and no longer need it
New brakes, new steering box, and many other updates
Drives like a Cadillac”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1775.
Here’s an odd item.
“This is a hand made Jeep themed bar, or service counter. The grille is a genuine Jeep part from a early 70’s mail truck. Its pretty much in same condition it was in when I found it. The bar framing is 1×4 and plywood.
The brick work is 2″ bead foam carved, sealed, and painted to look look like real brick. The bar top is reclaimed Red Oak and Cypress which has been sanded, sealed, and finished with 6 coats of water resistant poly clear coat. This is a unique 1 of a kind piece that you will not find at wal mart or Home Cheapo. This would be perfect in a Jeep lovers man cave, or as a service counter at an off road shop, or even a Jeep dealership.
Its 58″ long, 25″ deep, and 42.5″ tall weighs approx.75 lbs. This is a well made,sturdy piece that you will be proud to own. Can deliver in the Orlando area for small fee.
Mike 407 473 030zero NO TEXTS- NO E MAILS”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2900
This is a nice looking DJ.
“Selling a route ready postal jeep. Right hand drive. Runs, drives and stops with no problems. 283 small block chevy with turbo 350 trans nicely done. Very clean, good tires, stereo and toyota heater. Reupholsered seat with heater.”
This runs and drives.
“1982 Classic Mail Jeep. Model DJ-5L, Delivery Jeep. Once an official postal delivery truck. Equipped with steering on the right-hand side. One seat and lots of room for hauling. Locks up nicely.
This is a practical and fun vehicle! Starts good and runs good. The 4 cylinder engine is very sound and strong. Clean carburetor. Not bad on gas. Also has a good transmission system (automatic). 2 Wheel Rear Wheel Drive. Has many new parts installed still under warranty including: Alternator, Starter, Battery, Coil Pack, and Headlights. It also has a new Ignition Switch, new Spark Plugs, and new flashers. All lights and turn signals work great. Good heater. Brakes were recently redone. Tires decent.
Some things on this vehicle still need repair. Needs body work. Needs a wiper motor, needs a speedometer/odometer cable, and needs a floating sensor for the gas tank. Needs a new gas tank (the current tank holds gas but has a hole in the top part). The interior could use a little care; for example the seat is worn out and there’s a rust hole (2in. diameter) on the driver’s side wheel well. The body shows some rust, especially in the rear underneath. All original parts for this vehicle are available at PostalJeep.net.
Simple vehicle, easy to work on, enjoyable to drive, plenty of clearance for crawling underneath. Original mail tray, original key, original drivers manual included. Call 859-756-4191”
http://eastky.craigslist.org/cto/4135366013.html
