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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2000.
“Just what it says. Old Jeep, not running, has a hard top on it, and Title says Jeep Willys, it has “Tuxedo Park” badges on the side of the hood. I found out later that this was a special edition and only about 8000 of these were ever sold. Hurricane 4 cyl, 3 on the tree, 4hi, lo, and 2wd transfer case. The frame is solid, but the body has some rust..”
I e-mailed this guy earlier today and did in fact ask for the vin prefix numbers of this so it may not be a mystery too long if he replies…might be mis-titled and be a Tux Park after all…
From my experiance I would say that it is probably a early to mid sixtys tuxedo park. I have a 65 and like this one it has a spin on oil filter. Also if you read it has the colume shift which I belive only the tuxedo park models came with.