UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay.
The seller indicates this is a ’59, however a potential buyer (see Q/A at bottom of ebay page) felt that based on the speedometer design, this was more likely a ’56. I’d agree with the potential buyer, because this document indicates that the serial number of this jeep,
56337 10425, makes this a 1956 DJ-3A, the 425th DJ-3A made.
“This is a 1959 Willys Jeep 2 wheel drive Gala Surrey or Dispatcher project. These are rare and valuable vehicles when they are restored, but this one isn’t. It needs A LOT of restoration, but what’s here is in fairly good shape. It would make a good starting point for a restoration. Fortunately, these are not too hard to work on. I bought this many years ago and have slowly been collecting a few parts, but I have too many projects and not enough time or money. This project has to go. This is a body & frame and axles and some parts. There is no motor or transmission. I have a correct type motor and correct column shift T 96 transmission with overdrive, but they are listed seperately on ebay and not included with this listing (see my other listings). The guy I got it from had started to convert it to a 6 cylinder motor and was going to make a sand buggy out of it. He removed the original motor mounts and put some other mounts in, but I don’t know what engine they are for. He didn’t do any significant damage to the frame, and the correct motor mounts should go right back on the frame”








I have a stock 1947 Willys CJ-2A, the body work is 95% complete and the frame has been blasted, primed and powder coated black along with the wheels. The engine is in good condition and just needs rebuilt since it has sat for along time. Th engine is #’s matching down to the generator and voltage regulator.”













