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DJ-5 owners . . . take heart! Who says a mail jeep isn’t fast? This modified — ok highly modified — DJ-5 won the 2012 Organizer’s Choice Trophy at the 2012 24 Hours of LeMons Thunderhill in California.
UPDATE: **SOLD**. Was listed at $600.
It runs and I see no rust.
“Runs good
you may call
please no text messages or calls after 8pm”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1500.
Mark spotted this unusual DJ.
“Im selling my jeep. Has a 350sbc th350 trans. Needs t-case. Has chevy 12bolt rear and chevy 10 in front. Rear end has 488 gears front has 373s. Come out to a 26ish” lift. No title but has all org. Vin tags. I saved this one from the boneyard.custom built 6″ cowel hood. Roof rack.aluminium radiator org 258 straight 6. Org sliding doors new glass.”
This may be a rare DJ-6, though it’s had some work done to it.
“I’ve had this jeep for a few years and am moving back to the beach to a place without a garage to work on it. It’s a little rough around the edges but i drive it all over. It has very little rus for a a California jeep, the corners where the feet are and the front fenders are all that have rusted through spots. It is a factory 2 wheel drive but I have almost everything to make it a 4×4, has a Buick 231 v6 which a prior owner put in to replace the original 225 v6. I put on a new holly carb, 4″ lift, 33″ bgf km2s, all new steering joints, shocks, all new accessories, edelbrock intake, headers, glaspacks, had the turbo 350 auto transmission rebuilt, cv driveshaft, 8 point roll cage, fuel tank, fuel pump. It starts right up and drives reliably every time. On the down side, it could use a new motor, it has a little low compression on one cylinder and burns oil, the wiring is all funky but it works, the brakes start to fade with lots of use and the steering is loose. Some of this is due to 4 wheel drum brakes and an old, crazy way jeep did their steering back then. I’ll throw in a set of 3/4 ton gm axles (corporate 14 bolt, 10 bolt without brakes), extra driveshafts, 5 complete 12 bolt, 8 lug, 37″ HUMVEE wheels with good tires and 2 extra rims. I also have an extra transfer case if you want to run a left differential axle. I also have a tow bar and lights I’ll throw in if you want to tow it. With a little time and knowledge this will be a truly and awesome jeep. As it is I can’t go anywhere without people stopping me. As you can see I’ve got way more in to this than I’m asking. $4k is an awesome price for this project so I’m firm on the price. The only trades I will consider are for a 450+ street legal super moto, a beat up but rideable full size harley, or possible a 71 model chevy truck or blazer. This is a very rare jeep and finding a project like this that you can actually drive home in is even rarer.”
http://sandiego.craigslist.org/csd/cto/3556975436.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was listed at $2500.
It doesn’t get much more mail jeep than this one.
“Up for sale is a 1978 Jeep DJ5. It is a retired mail jeep. It is right hand drive. Starts right up every time. Title in hand. Totally street legal. Bought it as a project but realized I don’t have the time nor the extra cash to invest as my son just got his license and I need to get something he can use.”
This is an ex-park jeep with 2WD. It is listed as a DJ-6, but it doesn’t look long enough.
“Up for sale is one very clean 1970 dj6 dispatcher! This jeep is much like the cjs and many other popular jeeps! This jeep however is 2wd and was used in the park service for years and years and has extremely low mi on it for the year! 34k on the clock! This jeep is still equipped with all the original equipment like spare tire and gas can holders as well. This jeep has the F head flat four cylinder gas engine. as well as a a three speed manual transmission! It also has a removable top with just removing a few bolts. over all this truck is in great shape and will make someone a great project. We have had this truck laying around for years and years! With the intensions to restore it but with all the other projects we had never got around to it and it is time to part ways with it! to make room for the other cars we have! thanks for looking at my add and i look forward to hearing from you! Call the number listed below and we can schedule a time to to meet up so you can take a look at it it! Thanks
631-283-2500”
http://longisland.craigslist.org/cto/3498048927.html
UPDATE: Status Unknown. Was listed at $500/each.
(11/08/2011) The CJ-3B is a project.
“1953 CJ3B no title. Project Jeep. Has Buick 231 in it but not sure if it’s useable. $500 or OBO. 1973 DJ5 Postal Jeep. AMC 232 runs but has either flexplate or tranny issue. New starter and tires.
-Clean title 4X2. 727 automatic tranny. $500 OBO”
Pascal just purchased this jeep. Though it is four wheel drive, the serial number suggests it is a DJ-6. I looked up the serial number and I found one site that suggests the serial number is a DJ-6. Anyone know the DJ-6 serial numbers?
Pascal writes, ” I’m writing to you because I bought another jeep last weekend. (Yep my wife is still loving me…for how long? For a jeep life I hope!). I’m pretty sure that’s a DJ-6 1965 even if seller told me that was a CJ-6 1962. Serial number is 8605 10062. It’s also stamped on the frame.
It has two fuel tanks. It looks original. It also has 4×4 and I think a Meyer hard top. The mileage reads 29xxx miles. The motor’s serial number is 4J418884.”
UPDATE: These sold on eBay.
I believe this answers my question about the DJ-6 serial number. The DJ-6 model number is referred to as 8605.
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1500
This must be on a DJ-5A chassis.
“1946 Jeep CJ2A, on a 1972 – 2 wheel drive frame with straight front axle. Has 3.73 posi-trac rear-end, 700R4 trans, power steering, has new low back seats not shown, 4.3 Chev V-6. This is strictly a project. $1.500.00”
