1964 CJ-5 Tuxedo Park Various Torrington, CT

Mike sent over some a Tux, this was posted a while back I may have posted these but they are still up. There are a few CJ’s posted, the seller does have some active ad’s from a day ago so they are active on their page.

Once you visit this ad, you can click on the seller to see the others.

Link To Ad

INFORMATION FROM SELLER:

A: 1964 Tuxedo Park. Three on the tree. Very solid workable condition. Bought an estate out and don’t want to see these go to waste. Will load on a trailer. If you need shipping it would be on you and you would have to set it up.

B:1965 CJ-5 Great canidate for restoration. Is Complete. No it does not run.

C: 1966 CJ-5 Nice Hard top. All around decent shape. Does not run.

D: 1964 Tuxedo Park. Floor shift. Has Myers hard top with working doors. Needs a fair amount of steel work but is a very solid candidate for restoration. Located in 06790. Will load on trailer. If shipping is needed you would be responsible and have to set it up.

1964 Jeep $2,500 Mokena, IL

I removed the full link to this one, only because I don’t like the fromat of the profile, its not super new but only has a few random friends looks like a duplicate of someone’s profile. But I never know.

What intrigqued me was they called this a Tuxedo Park Mark IV, but I really don’t know, I thought the speedo would have the chrome looking accent bezel, and some other stuff. But it has that radio set up.

It’s a column shift F-134, windshield folded down, says one owner.

Either way take a look and comment if you know what we have here.…..

Maybe it’s a real post not sure. Better safe then sorry.

Information from seller:

1964 Jeep willy’s jeep tuxedo park mark iv

Original owner barn find, 4 cylinder project that needs work (brake lines), plow works, runs and starts, 4-wheel drive, original title, all original. $2,500 OBO

And here is the AI Overview…..

AI Overview

The image features a vintage Willys CJ-5 Jeep that appears to be a project vehicle.

• The vehicle has a rounded hood and fenders, characteristic of the CJ-5 and M38A1 models.
• It is in a rusty, weathered condition, suggesting it has been left to rot for some time. 
• A yellow snowplow attachment is visible at the front of the vehicle.
• The hood is open, revealing the engine bay.
• Some models of this era came with a “Dauntless” V6 engine, which was known for its ruggedness.