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While looking for something else, I was pleasantly surprised with this video of Bruce Agan's former 1964 DJ-3A Surrey. The video was posted in 2012, prior to his passing. He was the guru of Surreys and Galas for a time and his restoration (including all the interior fabric) is a testament to that fact. There are various photos of his Surrey, Surrey advertising, and other jeeps on Flickr.

This looks solid.

"1947 Jeep Willys CJ2A 4x4. Completely restored recently. Garage kept. Absolutely no rust. Call for more details. No trades please. $12,000obo Call 604-582-0689"

http://vancouver.en.craigslist.ca/rds/cto/4073816334.html

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay

Neat slide Marc found.

Keith shared this Surrey Tribute CJ-2A. The seller incorrectly notes that the DJ-3A was originally used as a postal truck. Instead, they were built as cheap and economic delivery vehicles.

https://www.hemmings.com/classifieds/cars-for-sale/willys/jeep/2163676.html

"The Gateway Classic Cars Showroom is super excited to present to you this 1947 Jeep Willy that has been customized into a Jeep Surrey Gala Jeep tribute.BACKGROUND: The Surrey Gala Package produced from 1959 to 1964 was based off the DJ-3A Dispatcher (a flat fender jeep). The DJ-3A was originally used as a postal truck with the US Postal Service until 1959 when the contract ended .... This particular Jeep Surrey Gala Jeep tribute has a new carburetor rebuilt transmission. new gauges new drum brakes new shocks rebuilt steering box and new tire rod ends"

Charles spotted this Surrey-like jeep. It looks to me like an early, basic DJ-3A to which someone added some surrey trimmings. No price or description provided, other than the seller describes it as a "1953", which would be three years before the first DJ was introduced. Still, it looks like a fun rig to drive around town. It's for sale the weekend of May 12-14.

https://www.estatesales.net/TX/Valley-View/76272/1501800

This one-owner 7000 mile DJ-3A Surrey is for sale and will be at the Willys Reunion. It's been in storage for 30 years. No word on the price.

Colin swears this isn't him, but that surrey looks suspiciously similar to his. In his defense, I will say I've never seen him wear that red outfit to any FC Roundups, though it would match his Jeepster's color. (see his Jeepster and Surrey here)

View all the information on ebay

Derek Redmond has updated the "Gold Jeeps of 1961" page with new information on the Surrey that was painted gold for the 1961 Chicago Auto Show.

https://cj3b.info/Siblings/SurreyGold.html

eBay has been a bit frustrating lately as there has been a dearth of interesting vintage jeep items to purchase (especially interesting brochures). However, I did spot this Authenticast jeep for sale. The front bumper is broken (which seems the norm), but I do have the broken piece, so I will try to put it back together. Importantly, the straps, fringe and spare tire are all there (these are the three things most often missing).

UPDATE: **SOLD** Were $300.

After a closer look, it appears the serial number makes the DJ-3A a 1962 (#56337 22581).

"Here’s a rare 60/40 or split front seat out of my 1964 DJ3A. It needs restoration or recovering. My DJ3A was a surrey originally and you can see the original pink and white stripes under the tan. Frame has been repaired at some point. Perfect for your surrey restoration."