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UPDATE:**SOLD** Was $6000.
Craig shared this link. I saw this jeep in person in Butler last year. Very well built jeep from what I saw.
“1960 WILLYS JEEP SURREY SHOW CAR DJ3A
V6 CHEVROLET ENGINE WITH AUTO TRANS.
MINT CONDITION
ORIGIONAL ALL STEEL RUST FREE BODY FROM CALIFORNIA.”
Goes to show… it’s always easier on the bank account to buy someone’s finished project than build something yourself. This is cool… Kinda surprised it hasn’t been snagged up… although.. no V8, AC, power windows etc etc… and my wife would say seat belts! I don’t need a V8 or A/C but I’m known to be an odd duck.
Now this is a very nice Jeep and very well thought out. Unique; a lot of creative thinking went into building this DJ. I much rather have a V/6 in it than a V/8; just makes more sense. What a excellent price. I like the way it’s displayed with the Pink Panther and the palm tree. The owner is a person to be admired for his creativity.
I saw this at butler too..its very nice.