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UPDATE: The seller is selling the rest of the DJ collection as well.
This convertible DJ-3A looks pretty stock. Note the flatly in the back ground of the first pic. Looks like it might be a DJ-3A or Surrey that someone modified. Also of note, the rear top bow has an extra piece across that top of it.
"Selling a nice Willys dispatch jeep. 2wd have paper work reflecting over 4 k worth of work. Runs/ drives. Sweet little runner"
http://losangeles.craigslist.org/lgb/cto/5919732939.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay.
The winner of the 1961 @ Truth or Consequences, New Mexico, Jeep Derby race received a DJ-3A Surrey!
"Here is an Original Vintage 1961 5th ANNUAL JEEP DERBY Josephine Johns
8x10 B&W Press Photo
READY FOR THE JEEP DERBY -- Josephine Johns of El Paso waves as she prepares to take a trial run over the 63-mile three-day fifth annual International Jeep Derby at Truth or Consequences, NM. April 21-23 in connection with the Ralph Edwards Fiesta. First prize will be a pink Acapulco-style Jeep to be given by Willys Motors Inc."
A few others for sale:
1) 1948 CJ-2A Mansfield, OH: https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/431243769383057
2) 1948 CJ-2A Washington Court House, OH $2000: https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/999829295162853
3) 1945? CJ-2A Shelbyville, KY $2500: https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/999829295162853
4) 1946 CJ-2A North Webster, IN $3500: https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1198176738158481
5) 1962 Wagon Covington, OH $3000: https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/518390444108807
6) 1948 Jeepster Medway, OH $1995: https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/892547956071158/
7) 1947 CJ-2A Waterford, PA $2000: https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1051265303019993
8) 1961 DJ-3A Surrey Windsor, PA $3500: https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1217921229660066/
A reader had a few specific questions about the Tuxedo Park Mark IV Page related to a jeep he's considering buying, but needs to know the following:
1. The CJ-5 is missing the chrome rear bumper. Was the rear bumper also used on any other models? How hard is it to find a replacement.
2. The column shift assembly is missing and it is the stock three speed. Where these the same ones used on the DJ or Surrey or any other models?
3. Did all Mark IV Pages have a V6 and the Emblem on the side as shown below (from the early CJ-5 Page)?
If anyone has the answers offhand, that would be great.
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1800
I don't see to many surreyized CJ-2As.
"1948 Willys CJ2A in pretty good shape. Does not have a title. I have not started it in about 8 years, but have oil in the cylinders. It was converted to 12 volt. Transfer case or 4 wheel drive works.I have the doors, but are not shown installed. One window is cracked in one of the doors. Have been meaning to restore and get new parts to tighten up the steering and suspension. It needs brake work. Two new tires on the back. Have an extra seat and two old heaters to go with it. Stored in the barn for the last 16 years."
Te eight-page 1964 Jeep News Volume 10 Number 6 begins with a record retail sales announcement. These revenue numbers were primarily driven by the three models shown at the bottom of page one, including the Tux Park CJ-5, the Wagonneer, and the Gladiator. Increasing numbers of dealers also helped. Page two mentioned how the golf partnership was already providing beneficial, with inquiries numbering in the hundreds arriving at dealers. Page three shows three of the new KJC-approved "ad mats" available for dealers to place in local newspapers.
Page four highlights a dealer in Ohio that tries to sell a Meyer plow with every jeep sale, claiming it isn't that hard to do. Page five provides the results of a dealer contest. Page six shares the news of the National Search and Rescue group and their recent election. Page eight turns international, with pics and captions from around the world. On page eight you'll find the results of Boulder, Colorado's, 4th annual Jeep-O-Rama. The winner of a brand new CJ-5 was Donnie Beyer, whose father owned a jeep dealership. Pretty good for a 17-year-old kid! Lower on the page is a DJ-3A with an unusual door and top setup. Finally, on the lower right, is a fairly well-know pic of Barb Eden (right) and Shelley Fabares with a DJ-3A Surrey from the movie "Ride the Wild Surf" (see trailer at bottom).
(yes, a Surrey makes a quick appearance in this trailer):
(This is an extension of the hubcap post above, but also covers how the angular W was used in other ways)
In 1952, Willys-Overland introduced the Aero line of cars. They sported a new hubcap that featured only the W, along with a W on the front of the car and Willys script along the side.
The hubcap would be used throughout the Aero car line for the next four years.
The 1952 Mechanic's Manual below shows how the W logo was used on covers.
This page is from a 1952 owner's manual; it demonstrates that the Willys-Overland Export Company had already been formed by 1952, so it was a pre-Kaiser creation.
Here's a good shot of the angular W on the grille on they 1952 Aero Ace. Note the Willys script logo along the passenger side fender.
In 1954, I'm sure just to make my life documenting hubcap history more difficult, Willys introduced a new hubcap with a circle around the W on the Willys Aero Ace. What other models may have sported this hubcap I couldn't say:
Also, in 1954, Willys offered a dual concentric circle hubcap, a design used later on the Surreys (Galas) starting in 1959. However, these were all red. The one below looks like it could have been an aero cap:
In 1955, Willys Motors introduced the Willys Bermuda, which sported a brand new hubcap design:
The Aero cars were discontinued in 1955, with some (or all) tooling eventually shipped to Brazil. The angular W logo would mostly disappear after 1955, but a few ripples remained. For example, the plain W re-appeared on the DJ-3A hub caps starting in 1956,
Sometime after 1959, with the introduction of the DJ-3A Surreys (and Gala's for export), Willys re-introduced the concentric circle W hubcap design:
I doubt that this is a complete list of Willys-related hubcaps or of the angular W, so I welcome corrections for those that know more about this than I do!
In the 'sometimes it's better to be lucky' department, eBay blessed me with a huge win the other day: 10 Willys News issues from 1960 and 1961 for only $20 (and free shipping)! Here's the first one. It includes a lot of DJ-3A Surrey articles, a note about future President Lyndon Johnson checking out a Willys truck for his ranch, and more. The 1/4 ton jeeps (CJ-5s and CJ-3Bs) take a back seat to the FCs, Wagons, and DJs in this issue. There's also articles demonstrating how dealers felt TV shows were helping to drive sales, which is likely why Willys Motors moved forward with other TV show and movie tie-ins.
UPDATE: Still Available.
(04/11/2017) This DJ-3A is actually a 1962 that sold in 1964. The trim ID indicates that it may have been a Surrey. Though it has an L-134, it's a former industrial engine. The jeep has a few other modifications, including four wheel drive. Still, looks like a good price.
Re-posting as I was away for 2 weeks , 1964 3A flat-fender 4x4 Jeep last year of production, was used as a hunting Jeep, no rust in the body and well cared for. 134 stock motor , has new water pump, radiator, valve job. 60 amp alternator, 12 volt, starts on the first click ( started on first turn after just sitting two weeks) and runs very well. Has a rebuilt transmission and transfer case. Vintage 5 leaf Rancho 2 inch lift springs , 11" bendix brake conversion ( stops on a dime) with rear axle parking brakes that work. has factory 3/4 -1/4 front seats, (was originally a column shift) vintage Ramsey PTO winch with front and rear pto output . all electrical and gauges work perfectly, including "gas gauges", turn signals back up lights spedo and digital tac also , two gas tanks ( came with factory rear tank) is set up to tow and tows perfectly , has a rear tow receiver. Floating rear axle and has 4:88 gears. Roll bar, hubs and bikini top, has factory rear seat. All mechanical parts in great shape. Current registration so "Wild Willy" can be driven away... at 50 mph...ha.. $4,500 B/O Just a real rare stock great running Jeep. In person pickup and cash only."
https://sacramento.craigslist.org/cto/6081922285.html
UPDATE: Still Available.
(04/25/2019) Includes a rear PTO.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/206295774005521/
"1950 Willys Jeep CJ3 with Surrey Top. All new steel body, fenders, hood & cowl. Has right side spare tire mount, all new yellow paint, 5 new non-directional tires. New Sunbrella top and seat covers that snap out. It has undergone a complete ground-up restoration and features rear power takeoff. It is powered by a 134ci 4-cylinder engine with a 3-speed manual transmission. Everything is new or re-built with less than 100 miles since the re-build. Clear Massachusetts title 1950 Jeep CJ3A. $18,500. or best offer. Located in Shrewsbury, MA."
