This DJ has been converted to 4WD.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/286515979115685/

“Up for sale is my 1976 DJ-5D postal Jeep, right hand drive! Starts up runs great, has a 258 inline 6 motor, automatic transmission, manual transfer case, this Jeep has been converted to four-wheel drive. (Was 2wd factory) has 4-point harnesses, small roll cage in the back, headlights tail lights turn signals all work, heat works. Jeep is Rusty, has some leaks, but it is a very cool old piece of History and definitely turns heads anywhere you go! Daily drives fine, great Trail rig, even does great on the sand dunes!”

UPDATE: **SOLD**

Most of these are parts vehicles.

I have 9 mail jeeps djs late 70s-1980s non currently run. I have 2 that are pretty much complete 800$ each the rest are parts or will sell rolling chassis.

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3500.

Has the fiberglass frontend.

“1976 Jeep DJ-5 postal jeep. Titled as an AM General. Fiberglass body, clean frame. 2.5L GM engine, auto transmissuon, RH drive, seats 2. 2 sliding doors and one rear door. Runs great, nice little jeep.”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2000.

Appears solid.

“2 wheel drive, drives on the right, 4 clyl. runs great just had a tune up 48K miles on it”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2800.

Looks solid.

“1974 Jeep dj5 jeep 6 cyl auto runs and drives 2×4 $2800”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $900.

Terry pointed out that the larger parking lights suggest this is more like a 1969. Per Colin, the “V4” engine is probably just a typo, as the V and F are near each other.

Here’s a really rare DJ-6 project at a good price.

“This is a very rare 2wd Jeep that has the original Hurricane V4 Engine. The starter is missing and it needs some wiring work done but the engine is not locked and should run. I was planning on slamming it to make it a one of a kind! Title has been lost but would not be hard to get one”