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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3500.
(01/27/2015) This has a fiberglass body.
“1973 DJ-5 Mail Jeep “HOT ROD” “Rat Rod”
All fiberglass body (ZERO rust) with a one piece tilt front end, sliding side doors and swinging rear door.
Dodge 360 CID V-8 with Edelbrock aluminum intake and 4 brl carburetor, BIG cam (sound good)(lots of lope).
727 TF transmission with 2500 stall converter.
New cab lights, cab horn, tach, inside fans and more.
Runs and Drives good. Good driver or Cruiser.”
Is the jeep still available? I would like to talk to you about it please send me a text.
Hi Elaine,
I haven’t seen this relisted lately. I believe it sold. I’ve updated the post. The postal jeep market seems pretty tight in Florida right now.
– Dave