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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $800.
It runs and drives. The DJs run and are cheap. Will we ever see them become popular rebuilds? It wasn’t that long ago that flat fenders were cheap and ubiquitous.
“1976 mail jeep. runs and drives great. fun little play around vehicle and road legal. has a small leak from the transmission pan but just needs a new gasket just havent had time to fix it. askin 800 o.b.o. any questions text or call”
Dave, one trouble with mail jeeps is that they’re usually right hand drive. Is that a deal breaker, would it be too weird to drive on the roads like that? And they originally came with only one seat, and I think the space next to it was an elevated shelf for trays of mail. So you would have some work to put in extra seating. But I have seen some bargain mail jeeps, that’s for sure.
An old ad…is this still available?
Hi Bill,
This one sold. I’ve updated the post. I just checked for other DJ-5s in that area, but couldn’t find any.
– Dave