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UPDATE: It turns out these aren’t toys. Instead they are Snow Village ceramic collectibles for people who like christmas villages. These jeeps were introduced into the Snow Village line in 2000 and retired in 2002.There are two of these ceramic jeeps on eBay at different prices. At 4″ x 1 3/4″ x 2 1/4 these jeeps aren’t very big.
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“DEPARTMENT 56 – Classic Cars 1954 WILLY’S CJ3 JEEP”
It looks more like the DJ3A with the “sport” top. Its not a CJ3B as it has the low hood. Never saw one like it before.
Dave, please correct the link. It sent me to a GPW in Petaluma (The wrist wrestling capitol of the world.)
From this single photo, it looks like a nice home-made wooden toy.
**Steve E.**
Thanks Steve …. I’ve corrected the link and added more information about this jeep. It turns out to be a collectible for Snow Village collectors rather than a toy.
– Dave