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Nice wheels/tires. I’m pretty sure the faux battery box lid was phased out after the 1963 year, which suggest this might be a 1962 or earlier. Has a Meyer hardtop, with a handy-looking luggage rack, and a Ramsey PTO winch.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/697706211497483
“Hard top cj5 willies with doors Ramsey winch pto option starts and drives with new tires and spare cool all original minus seats cold take less if u have a diff set of wheels”
I was thinking 64 was when they phased it out.
Dave,
You may be correct. After some further research, some folks have written that their 1963s have the lid, while at least one guy with a ’64 says he is very sure his is stock and that it does not have the lid.
– Dave
I HAVE THE LID ON MY CJ — I TURNED IT INTO A BEER COOLER
A somewhat related question…
Speaking of military features on CJ-5s, when did they loose the filled fording cutout in the hood?