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Ray’s put together a nice collection of surreys. You can see them in a pic he sent me. He’s working on the pink Surrey. If you happen to have the steering column shifter rods for a DJ-3A, he’s looking for them.
2 pinks and a blue , wheres the green ? eh ? — can you use a willys 2wd wagon shifter , cut it down ?
I may have one on a steering column…it’s jeep, it’s column shift, it’s not early 2a. May be from a Tuxedo Park. Let me know if he is interested.
ELVIS The Green on looks Pink with the Neon Sign. You can see green if you blow up picture. I don’t need the shifter, I need rods to the transmission
Bob The Tuxedo park rods might work. RaymondRobins@gmail.com
R.R. — that is a green one !! — then theres another one behind the blue one ? — and a late 30’s willys car ? — thats FIVE !! — is there more ? — i’m at 4 willys trucks , 4 willys jeepsters , 2 willys aero cars , 1 willys sedan delivery , 1 willys station wagon , 1 cj-6 , 1 cj-2a , 1 jeepster commando ( and assorted other make cars and trucks we dont talk about )
Nice collection. I have a 1957 DJ3a convertible and a 1957 DJ3a hardtop I’m slowly trying to restore (the body is pretty bad). How are your gas tanks? Do you know of somewhere/someone who reproduces them?
Michael, I tried to find replacement or custom, no replacements and customs were stainless and about $800.00. Cut out the bottom of tank and welded on new bottom. Used Tank Sealer for added security.
Elvis, there are 2 FC150, 1 49 pickup, 1 38 pickup, 3 surreys, 3 jeepsters, 2 station wagons and 1 dj3a convertible, that’s 13
I have a whole pink Surrey in Arizona for sale. Lots of original parts, just rusty body. Coleman1001@yahoo.com
Hi Cole,
If you’d like, I’d be happy to post it on eWillys for you (it’s free). Email me at d@deilers.com with info and pics (if you have them).
– Dave
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Hi I have a CJ2A with complete steering column and all rods and trans.
let me know if you want pics. Its still in the jeep thanks.
Rocky
Thanks for the offer Rocky … I thought I’d done a post about the differences between the 2A, Truck/Wagon/Jeepster, and DJ-3A column shift parts, but apparently I didn’t…. There are some differences between the column shifters:
1. The DJ-3A column is 5/8″ shorter than the 2A column
2. The DJ arm is like a truck or jeepster column shift in that it has a slight twist outward on it, while the CJ2A lower remote arm has a double offset bend in it, and is stand alone to the 2A (From here: https://www.thecj2apage.com/forums/column-shift-parts_topic37830.html)
There could be other differences, but I’ve never had all types lined up to compare them. Also, the Aero Willys remote shift parts might work on the DJs as well, but I don’t know for sure.
I hope that helps,
– Dave
Hi – I’m searching for a Surry Gala series Jeep for sale. Good condition as I’m not looking for a rebuild project.
Thanks.
Hi Jim,
I haven’t seen any Surreys or Galas for sale lately. They seem to pop up sometimes at the Barret Jackson auctions.
– Dave
Thanks for the fast reply and recommendation.
i am looking to find out what fuel tank i can use in mine?
Hi Konrad,
The DJ-3A tank are extremely difficult to find, as you are likely aware.
You could try an early DJ-5 mail jeep gas tank, if you can find one. I installed one back in the 1980s in a flat fender I built for street, trail, and racing. There are early 1970s DJ-5 tanks for sale still, but you may need to built a custom bracket to hold it in place. An early 1970s CJ-5 tank ought to work as well. I have a 1973 CJ-5 tank under my custom flat fender, which also utilizes a better method of holding the tank in place than the tiny straps on a DJ-3A.
The alternative is to have one custom made. My DJ-3A has a customer stainless steel tank built by the previous owner. https://www.google.com/search?q=dj5+gas+tank&source=lmns&bih=1020&biw=1429&client=safari&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwiF0PbZwcKDAxW1JjQIHe1cC9sQ0pQJKAB6BAgBEAI
I hope that helps,
– Dave