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UPDATE: **SOLD* Was listed at $6995.
(11/05/2012) This looks good.
“Classic 1965 Jeep! Basically a one owner car, with the title passed on to a family member. Inspected and runs well, all 23,632 miles are original! Take a look at the pictures, and then come take it for a drive!!”
CJ-6A Tuxedo Park…. very cool
I own it… Was on consignment to the dealership. Talked them down from the list price too. It’s a great toy, runs like a champ. 24000 original miles. I am the 2nd owner. 65 cj-6 tuxedo park mark IV with a 134 flat head, three on the tree. It was kept in a barn, and now in the garage. Only thing it’s missing (from the original package) is the pto winch. If anyone knows where I can find one it would be appreciated.
Karl,
That’s a pretty jeep. I’ve got a suggestion about where you can find a pto winch. I’ll email you privately.
– Dave
I am trying to track down the who ever owns this jeep. I have the twin to I also own 1965 CJ6 Tux would love to talk and I live in VA not sure if it is still in VA or not I have a lot of resources for you if you can call me or hit me up.