Search: surrey

UPDATE: **SOLD**

Gray Navy Jeep (has a gov plate on the right side of dash):

Green DJ-3A:

Surrey

Wagon (SOLD?):

Standard Red DJ-3A that lacks a hardtop **SOLD**

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5500.

(06/28/2013) This looks good. It certainly is a DJ, but I'm less sure that it was a Surrey.

"1960 Willys DJ3A Jeep, in its former life it was a Surrey jeep. It is 2WD. Flat fender jeep. Only 1100 of these were made. Elvis Presley owned one, it is in his museum at Graceland. The engine was rebuilt by Benning Machine shop in Columbus, Ga. There is NO rust, both front floor pans were replaced. They originally had a Surrey top. I do not have the top, frame or original bumpers. I do have the original Wheel covers and front bumper pan. New gas tank, NOS Carter WO Carb, New electronic distributor. Steering does need to be tightened up, a common issue on these old jeeps. Serious buyers only Please, Respond to this Ad or call 706-763-ZeroNineThreeNine, It can be seen in Columbus, Ga.
Go to this website for more info on these jeeps http://www.jeepsurreygala.com there you can see what the jeep looked like originally.
Make me an Offer, Trades depending on what you have.
If its online, its still for sale. Person to Person sale only.
I will not deal with Spammers. If your response does not sound real, i will not reply."

UPDATE: Still Available.

(12/22/2022) Seller indicates this was a former Surrey that was rebuilt by or in conjunction with Warn.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1841858709493950/

"1963 DJ-3A Willys. Was originally a Surrey Gala jeep so it was pink from the factory. It does great on the trails but I just don't have the time to make it what I want. Built by guys from Warn in the 90s, so it has all the goodies available back in the day. Warn Black Diamond link kit 4 link rear with tj springs and fox/warn shocks. Front is radius arm with fox/warn coilovers Ford 2.3 ranger motor with a motorcraft 2 barrel carb and MSD ignition. T-18 ford trans with a dana 20 tcase and Warn planetary overdrive unit. Dana 44 axles front and rear with 5.38 gears and detroit trutracs Rear axle has a warn full float hub kit 35 13.5 krawlers with full size spare. Weather checked but hold air and have great tread. Switchpro copycat pushbutton accessory panel Warn quick connect winch wiring front and rear with cradle. Onboard air tank under rear end with pressure switch. Soft top and bikini Nice cage Cool old willys with tons of potential and good old school parts."

Seth recently redid this Hamilton pedal for his daughter. He's hoping to find a Front bumper. Does anyone have one? You can email him at Seth @ sethrlevy.com if you do.

Here is how it looked when he bought it:

Another project Colin wanted to share with readers was this CJ-3A he restored.  As I understand it, this was his project before he purchased this DJ-3A Surrey.  After purchasing the Surrey, he turned the CJ-3A project over to his son who seems to be doing just fine with it.

Colin writes, "Here are some photos of our CJ3A project.  It is actually by serial number a 1952, but wasn't sold until 1953, so was titled as a 53 (Pretty typical of Willys products).  I bought it in late 2006 and it hadn't run in about 6 years. After getting it running, I decided to do a body off restoration on it.  The mechanicals were pretty good, with a new engine with less than 500 miles on it, and it had been upgraded to 12 volts and larger 11 inch brakes. It had a CJ2A windshield on it, which I prefer over the CJ3A style. It was yellow and my wife is not fond of yellow.  I found the original Luzon Red paint underneath the dash, so decided to paint it Luzon Red to match the Luzon Red of our Jeepster. Work progressed and I took a break from it and in December 2009, I found the Surrey for sale.  At that point, I couldn't pass on the Surrey and our oldest son, Lee said he would take over the CJ3A, but he wasn't going to paint it red.  I had already powdercoated the wheels and put new NDT 600x16 tires on the rolling chassis.  There was still some body work that needed to be done before painting.  Lee finished up the bodywork  and we got the paint done 3 weeks ago.  We started putting it back together and now we only need to do some of the small details and the wiring to be done.  The latest photos don't give a true color, but it is sort of a Butternut yellow or beige."

This framed Jeep Gala Map brochure sold for $130 on an online auction (plus an additional $23% buyer premium and whatever shipping cost). I stopped at $50, as the map has a variety of ripples in it.

Has some later model hubcaps that might have been from a pink DJ-3A Surrey.

https://cnj.craigslist.org/cto/d/willys-jeepster/6570400419.html

"No documents - selling as is. $1200 or best offer, but go this weekend. Unsure of year, assuming 1948-1954."

Looks solid.

"1945 WILLYS JEEP CJ2A IS FOR SALE.
BC REGISTERED.
VERY GOOD CONDITION. HAS BUICK V6, T90 TRANSMISSION WITH OVERDRIVE.
POWER STEERING, HEATER, SIGNALS, STEREO etc. RUNS PERFECT.
CALL 778-822-7696 TO SEE IN PERSON.
HAS SOFT TOP AVAILABLE."

http://vancouver.en.craigslist.ca/rds/cto/3093470375.html

This image used to be on Bruce Again's JeepSurreyGala website. I figured it would be good to repost them here. They show the serial numbers of DJ-3A Dispatcher and Surrey models over the production period 1956-1965. As you can see, the 1962 year is missing.

Jon share this ad of an aspiring music student selling these Dinky toys. This is the closest I want to come to owning an Austin Champ again!

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/2344965485825787/