UPDATE: Was $4500. **Status Unknown**

(06/17/2014) Does not run.

“Selling a 1962 jeep fleet van or fj-3a. has a 4 cylinder chevy iron duke engine with 2 speed power glide auto trans. Will need a tune up and brakes and a battery and some other tinkering to be road worthy. does not run.. 

Clean body.. a lot of the rear and side glass is cracked.. front windshield is good.. no rust.. straight body.. original bumpers.. cool 70s Cragar wheels. good floors.. everything is there..

No paper work.. off dmv system..
Real head turner.. great for advertising.. or just an unusual rare toy that you can actually use like a truck or van..

there is a pretty good following for these rare jeeps.. when properly restored they can bring over 20k..  asking 4500.”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was last priced at $20,000.

(05/29/2014) Runs and drives. The photos show no bumpers, glass, grill, lights, window wipers ect, but are all included with the truck with all its original hardware.

“Selling my mail truck. This rare mail truck has a 350 chevy. If you desire to have something that nobody has, want all the attention at everywhere you go…. This is your ride. These trucks are hard to find in this condition. Was having a full restoration done, so all windows, bumpers, wipers, lights, grill, and what ever else that completes this truck that was taken off, is included in this sale. Body has been completely media blasted and had 2 panels replaced. This truck sits BONDO FREE…
If your interested email me…. If you have some thoughts about my truck email me… “

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $750 for each.

The yellow one looks like it has a cow catcher on the front.

“I have two for sale. $750 each firm, or I will negotiate if you buy both.”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1800.

Nice shade of rust.

“1961 or 62 willys postal van…4cyl..3 or 4 speed on floorrunning gear looks good..all panels are there..both sliding doors are there..was running..kids broke out all the windows”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay.

Mike spotted this FJ look-alike. Is there some type of connected history between these ‘Zips’ and the FJ-3 & FJ-3As? Or was USPS dictating the design?

“BUY IT NOW OR MAKE OFFER on this very rare US MAIL 1963 Studebaker Zip Van that has spent it’s life in southern New Mexico and is sun baked with the cool ratrod patina everyone is looking for. It has been sitting for years and does have a lot of surface rust and little rust through on the body(look at closeup pictures of the rust area’s). It is not running and has not run in years but it does roll fine for transport. It does NOT have a title, buyer will get a bill of sale only and the auction receipt that I got when I bought it. please look at all 60+ pictures with closeups. please ask questions before buying or making offer, if you have less then 10 feedback or are outside the US please email before buying or making offer, I am trying to show everything I could find wrong with the truck, it is not running nor have I tried starting it.”

Here’s a restored one that I found on Flickr: https://www.flickr.com/photos/jarviseye/7454916470/in/photostream/

UPDATE: WAS $500.

“This is a 1963 Willys Mail Truck that was turned into an ice cream truck at some point. The truck needs full restoration, it has been sitting outside for a long time. Both rear leaf springs broke with the shackles holding the axle tube on the drivers side. This could be a very cool project for someone. “

UPDATE: Was listed at $2500. **SOLD**

It has potential, but does not run.

“1963 Jeep Fleetvan does not run, great project vehicle.”