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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1850.
Buz forwarded this ad. The top sure looks good. Jeep runs and drives.
“1959 CJ 5 with original hurricane 4 cylinder engine that runs great. New fuel system from the tank to the carburetor. Needs brake cylinder, windshield and muffler. Aluminum top has been with Jeep since new so there is minimal rust. NO TRADE”
I’d buy it now if it weren’t some 800 miles from me. Anyone with a motor home traveling from NC to Chicago? I see it is ready to tow. I really want a CJ6 to use as a light duty pickup truck or Jeepster Commando Half Cab.. (those seem very expensive). I clicked “notify” below for any follow-up help. I am 100 miles south of chicago where Purdue is.