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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1795.
It’s a left hand dispatcher.
“1972 DJ-5 Jeep, Left Hand Steer
Straight 6 Engine, Automatic Transmission, 2 wheel drive.”
A DJ5 question: After years of surfing the web, it seems as if most of the Left Hand drive DJ5’s are 1972 models. I have owned one for about. 20 years and particularly notice the LH models. Is this true or just my imagination? If true, does anyone know why?
I hadn’t noticed that trend. I don’t post all the DJs I run across, so I’ll keep an eye out to see if that’s the case. It’s possible the company did a special run of left hand rigs either out of backed up demand or for a particular client … the Postal Service or US Gov certainly comes to mind.
Interested, is it still for sale?
Hi Steve, it looks like it sold. I’ve updated the post. I did a search just now, but the only DJ I could find in that area was this: https://cosprings.craigslist.org/cto/d/1976-postal-jeep/6497965394.html
– Dave