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Terry’s selling this nice looking Tux Park CJ-5. Contact him at Littlered59@msn.com.
“Looking for a great Tuxedo Park survivor here it is with 27,000 miles no rust anywhere runs like new. Winch, power brakes, overdrive posi front and rear. Original perfect interior and two tops with half doors. Serious buyers only $ 18,500.00 Centerville Utah.”
more photos and some history would be nice…late fenders? can not contact that address email.
Should have a column shift transmission if factory I believe. Looks to me like it has been changed to floor shift.
The floor shift shown in the photo is probably for the overdrive.
LOOKS LIKE A T-90 FLOOR SHIFT WITH A WARN STYLE OVERDRIVE — THIS SHOULD BE 3 ON TREE — LIKE MY 48 TRUCK — I CONVERTED THAT 40 YEARS AGO , THOUGH STILL HAVE THE STUFF TO MAKE IT COLUMN SHIFT AGAIN ..
Could be the overdrive and the single stick for 4wd you’re seeing. Only the four cylinders were column shift, of course if it had a v6, there should be emblems.
It is a T-90 floor shift now with a v6. It is a warn overdrive. Fenders are original with late flares. There is some history with this Jeep. Try littlered59@msn.com. We can discuss it. Thanks for looking.
I have emailed for contact…waiting for reply.