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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4500.
(02/12/2015) The DJ has been converted to 4WD.
“For sale 1960 flat fender dj3a, 4 wheel drive, double wench, has a hardtop, hard doors with vinyl tops. Runs and drives.”
Interesting seat back frames. Anyone ever seen these before?
Never seen them.
Definitely not factory! VIN given is only the model number, not the full serial number.
This is my jeep, I have had it a few years. Just drive it to town for coffee or a ride around. Last year only took it out once and just had to change the gas. It went bad and don’t want to have to keep doing that if I’m not going to drive it so decide to sell it. Have a great hard top for it but the doors aren’t factory. The rest of the number on the firewall is 17470 don’t know if that’s what you are looking for. Thanks. Dennis
Thanks Dennis! That second part of the VIN plants it within the 1960 production time frame. http://www.public.asu.edu/~grover/willys/serial.html
Are the doors sliders? Based on the windshield, it looks like the top that would fit the body would have the sliders.
– Dave
The doors should be sliders but someone put metal doors with vinyl tops that come off and on. So you can leave the doors on without the top window parts.
I just got off the phone with Dennis and in that conversation we recalled that he and I had discussed his Jeep back in 2011 when he bought it, so I had it already in our database. It has the original frame under it, with the numbers matching the serial number plate, so it has CJ3A running gear under it. It is the delivery body, but the sliding doors were gone when he got it. Hoping to be able to keep track of it once Dennis sells it.