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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $8700.
(06/07/2017) Has a few updates. Has a rear PTO.
“1964 CJ 6. Willys Jeep – $10,000. (Wife says I have over $30000 in it.) I have had it 30 years. Great condition. Garage kept. Chevrolet 400 small block with 400 Turbo hydro auto. Trans., Edelbrock high rise, terminator cam, 600 Holly, 3000 rpm stall converter. The original engine and parts are included. No rust! I’m selling it because I’m downsizing.
Cash or cashier’s check only. No scams. Don’t waste my time.”
Is this supposed to be similar to a Tuxedo Park version? I wonder if the front axle is even hooked up I can’t see the rear PTO lever either. Hmmm
Perhaps the rebuilder had that in mind with the modded bumper? However, it appears to lack the parts to be a Tux Park version of any type.
For me the front bumper and chrome grill would have to go.
Why does it have a clutch pedal if he’s running an auto trans?
DB I just guessed they didn’t want to take the time to install an auto bracket system or they couldn’t afford/find one. But I don’t think 30K was spent on it just to leave it like that. But who knows!?!?
THIS IS ONE OF THE ONLY CJ-6’S I HAVE SEEN WITH A REAR PTO — OF COURSE MY 1967 CJ-6 V-6 HAS ONE — AND ALL OTHER OPTIONS !!
SOLD! Brought her home today. Got her for $8k. Did have some rust but she hauls some ass!
Congrats and thanks for the update!