UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $800.

It’s supposed to run and drive.

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $800.

Runs, drives and stops.

“1976 DJ-5 Postal Jeep
Starts right up, drives, and stops

It’s rough but could be a fun project for someone. I bought it with those intentions and then got bored with it.

Clean MN title”

Runs and drives.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1785457214890343/

“Jeep dj5a Runs, drives Message with any questions Not 4×4 Unknown mileage”

This might work well for someone. Thanks to Tom for spotting it.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/2278803099114059/

“2 wheel drive, automatic transmission, old mail Jeep. Steering wheel on right hand side of jeep. NO TITLE. Jeep was cranked and ran a few years ago. Has been sitting for a few years.”

Tom shared these.Not sure if they are both $600 or $600 each.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/314082149269171/

“I have 2 DJ5 Mail Jeeps …so right hand drive. They do need some rehab. 1 is a 6cyl..was running when parked. 1 4 cyl..engine is in parts. ..has rust on the body..do not waste my time. They are priced to scrap.”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $400.

Gayland spotted this DJ for sale. If nothing else, looks like a good parts jeep.

“I have a 1972 mail jeep has good body and motor minus the transmission has title from when I bought it would make a good project vehicle”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1400.

Appears worth a look.

“I have a 1975 U.S. Postal jeep for sale ( It is RIGHT HAND DRIVE ) . It runs and drives but still needs work. I was going to Rat Rod it But I found out he frame is not wide enough for the motor I want to use. It has all new brakes, wheel cly, lines and master cly, All new tie rod ends,steering knuckle, and steering stabilizer. The Fuel tank has been cleaned and coated and a new fuel pump installed.”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1000.

Might be worth a look. Needs work.

“Its a 1975 Jeep DJ series. It’s 2 wheel drive. It has a straight 6 (232ci 3.8L) and a automatic (a727) transmission. It’s right hand drive. it needs work. It’s a project. The battery is new. The front brakes are new. I replaced the transmission pan gasket on the transmission but it still leaks.

To get it at least in good driving condition, the transmission needs to be addressed to stop the leak. The brake system needs a flush. Tires should be replaced. The brake pedal itself needs new bushings. It needs some lights replaced. That’s the stuff that would get it on the road. After that I would check to make sure the alternator is good. Replace the fluids and do a good tune up. It’s does come with a new kick-down cable and bracket, as well as a new throttle cable. It also comes with a tow bar.”

UPDATE: **Sold** was $2900. See Bob’s comment regarding Benny.

(03/30/2019) Now I’m hungry for a hot dog. My favorite “hot dog” jeep was this surrey with a hot dog setup, also out of New Jersey.

“Benny’s got dog truck great Little business or event truck”