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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3500.
(07/07/2016) Has a Kelly hardtop. It doesn’t have the correct VIN for a Tux Park IV.
“1964 Jeep Willys CJ5. Believe its a Tuxedo Park edition. Inline 4 cylinder. Runs great. Brakes work. Need to sell to help fund another project. Would consider trade for a driving 1965 or 1966 Ford Mustang with V8 and manual transmission.
Please do not ask me if the Jeep is still for sale as I will not respond. If the ad is up, it’s still for sale ”
Looks like a Tux III though. See the black paint rubbing off of the seat frames, and rear bumper….. those parts were once painted IC.
Good point!
Yup, I agree it looks like a mark lll. Chrome bezel around the speedometer, white grill, some chrome, Indian ceramic paint….