UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $22,500.

(09/28/2016) This Vincent Van goes.

“This cute little delivery van started it’s life in 1962 working for the Post Office as a mail route delivery van. It is on a jeep chassis, with a jeep 4 cylinder engine and automatic transmission. It is right drive and has roll up door in the rear – both very handy for delivery purposes. The running gear is good and the body is almost perfect, no dings or dents. 1 small rust spot! The paint is called Torrid Teal!! Recent application of clear coat. All glass is okay – one window has a small crack but solid. Interior is in good shape. Interior and exterior lights all work. Has a basic PA system for when it was an ice cream sales vehicle (not complete). Please e-mail if you have questions or need further information.
Current license and clear title.”

UPDATE: Starting bid price of $14,900 has no bidders. Was on eBay.

A few of the gauges don’t work.

“”Willy” as he’s known, is a 1962 Jeep Fleetvan built for the postal service by Willys up in Toledo, OH. They only built 100 of these trucks so this is one of literally a handful that are still out there. Not only that but this one has been built from the ground up with a small block 350 engine mated to a turbo 350 tranny and a camaro rear end. Starts right up and runs like a champ with plenty of power for this little mail truck. Could actually be a daily driver if you don’t mind that there aren’t many creature comforts.
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UPDATE: Was in Las Vegas for $2500 in Aug 2016. Then showed up in Inglewood for $4000. **SOLD**

It’s a project.

“Engine trans and drivetrain here
A rare find come see it.”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay. The new owner has done a nice restoration of it: https://www.pinterest.com/pin/481885228864526142/

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5000.

“1965 Keiser Jeep FJ-6 Fleetvan, very rare, has only had E plates (government plates), runs, right side steering, vintage and amazing!!! ”

UPDATE:  **Status Unknown** was on eBay

As a street vehicle, someone may enjoy it. But, as an offroad vehicle, well, someone didn’t think this idea through.

“Up for auction is a ultra rare 1961 Jeep FJ3. This legendary Jeep was made for the US postal service. The FJ3 sits on a Toyota 4Runner chassis also with the power plant and drive train (22R). This build was made with an off road purpose in mind and with a “rock crawler” vision at the fore front. It can be taken any way the new owner desires. We decided to clear coat the patina in order to preserve the original US Postal colors. This is a fabulous project vehicle that is sure to draw tons of attention. Its a time capsule. We haven’t touched any mechanical, but the vehicle does start from the ignition. We have not hooked up the drive shaft to drive it or installed shocks. The FJ3 has been in Northern California for many years in the dry climate which minimized the rust. However, the combination of the US Mail colors and light rust make for a fantastic patina that you could not replicate yourself. The off road wheels and tires are nearly new. The overall presence of the van is one of a kind for sure.”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5800.

Doesn’t look like it runs.

“Vary rare Jeep postal van good restore or rat rod cool ride”