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1963 DJ-3A Surrey Scottsdale, AZ **SOLD**

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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $77,000.

This was for sale as late as Sept 5, 2009 for $35,000.

“This is Red Skelton’s personal Surrey. With 14,000 original miles, it has just completed a body-off frame restoration. There is much memorabilia that goes with this Surrey and photo documentation of the restoration and Red’s journey.

This darling little Surrey was previously owned by the legendary comedian Red Skelton. Most of us can relate to one of his characters like Freddie the Freeloader or Clem Kadiddlehopper, for in each of his characters was a bit of each of us. Red Skelton’s Willys DJ-3A Surrey Gala has just completed a meticulous 10-year, body-off frame, complete nut and bolt restoration. The finished product is beyond stunning. Included with the sale of this Surrey are many pieces of Red Skelton memorabilia, like the Freddie the Freeloader vest used during the Red Skelton Hour on CBS TV during the 1960’s, with certificate of authenticity. Red was also quite an artist and included are three Red Skelton prints, the “Girl Clown”, “Floral Bouquet” and “Old Glory”. There is also a limited edition “Clown with Candy Cane” painting with certificate of authenticity. Also included is a 13-page binder of photographs documenting the entire Surrey restoration. The binder chronicles the life and times of Red Skelton’s comedy career. There are many fun stories and photos that invite you into the humorous life of Red Skelton. There are copies of Red Skelton’s California titles and a note from Red’s widow, Lothian Skelton, describing the Surrey and how much Red loved it. All of this goes with the sale of the Surrey.”

http://www.barrett-jackson.com/application/onlinesubmission/lotdetails.aspx?aid=304&ln=748&pop=0&it=1

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2 Comments on “1963 DJ-3A Surrey Scottsdale, AZ **SOLD**

  1. missuson

    Nice Surrey, but I would like to see the correct color on seats,
    front bows are not original, there is no S bend just above pockets,
    hood blocks are a no-no,
    I wonder how top would ride driving down the road at 35 mph with a stiff cross wind hitting it? doesnt seem to be secured to bows on sides that must be what the long straps are for, to keep the top from going airborn
    WS grab handles look like they came off the MB,
    fender footmans loops are incorrect.
    Nice documented, visable history on this Kool Surrey

  2. mmdeilers Post author

    Bruce, I’m going to have to grab more pics and match them up with your comments. I’m learning lots about Surreys. Thanks!

    – Dave

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