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UPDATE: **SOLD**. Was $1650.
(11/06/2017) It’s rough, but has a variety of DJ parts, including the original air cleaner!
“Rare dispatcher model. 2 wheel drive, column shift 3 on the tree. Has most of the original parts, air filter, side steps, 4 full Willys wheel covers and 5 matching 4 lug 15 inch rims. Has the hard to find curved rear bumper, front is missing. Engine runs and yard drives on a small gas can. Frame solid. Body rough. 12v system. Clean title. Build a surrey jeep. Call anytime.”
I’ve been talking to this seller. He has provided the previously unrecorded S/N for our DJ3A Production / Survivor List. It has the VIN Tag and matching frame number for a mid 1959 produced unit. This is the first year the right side vent hole for the heater appeared. If you know of a neglected DJ3A, even if it’s only parts, please let Colin Peabody, Dave Eilers, or me know. We’ve learned a bunch about DJ3A’s by working on this Production / Survivor List since about 2012.
is this still available ?
Hi Tim,
I haven’t seen this one listed in a while. If I see it relisted I will let you know.
– Dave