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I’m surprised to see a Jeep Delivery Van landing on a postcard promotion. Interestingly, the card does not identify the vehicle as a Gladiator or a Wagoneer.
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“POSTCARD TYPE: Chrome divided back standard size measuring about 3 1/2 by 5 1/2 inches.
CONDITION: Excellent; postally unused
DATE: 1963 Model year I believe”
I have never heard of or seen one before!
This photo was taken in front of the Black Diamond Garden Center on Tremainsville Road in Toledo, Ohio. That business is still operating today.
Very cool. I know they existed, but don’t think I’ve ever seen a panel.
yes they made a panel ( sedan delivery ) I saw one once ( in a dream ) OHC 230 TORNADO , 3 ON THE TREE , INDEPENDANT FRONT SUSPENSION , 4WD
Johnson’s Drug Store, Clifton NJ had 2 panel delivery Wagoneers with 4 wheel Drive back in the early 1960’s. Used for prescription deliveries, they were a big business asset for dependable deliveries in snow storms.
That’s a rare one, never seen it before.