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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2500.
Chuck and Angela are selling this former ice-cream-jeep.
“1978 AM General DJ5 Postal Jeep Dispatcher VIN# DJ5F7104801 Mileage: 70800 Engine: 151 Cu In (2.5L) 4-Cylinder GM Iron Duke Right-Hand Drive Last Used in 2020 as Ice Cream Truck Over $500 New Parts Included Clean Title Needs Front Brake Work No Trades, No Checks, No Food Stamps”
Is this still available? I see it’s posted from January.
Is this still available? I see it’s posted from January.
Josh
Click the Facebook link…it is highlighted in blue.
Notice the listing is in quotes…that means the ad was simply reposted here so more Jeep fans could see it.
The author probably doesn’t even know the ad is here and won’t see your message.
I tried the link, the item is no longer available…not surprising because of its age. Anything more than a month old is usually gone.
Hi Josh,
Sorry for the delay in my response. I was away the past few days. As the Captain noted, this appears to have sold. I’ve updated the post.
Thanks
– Dave