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Got it recovered. The data plate is illegible, where can I locate the VIN? Does anyone have photographs of the rims? I was planning on running 15's because I already have two sets of brand new 15 inch tire. Other than a 5 on 5 1/2 lug pattern I do not know much about them. And, were there any...

That is the top I was thinking of as well. I bet they bring a nice sum when sold.

If all goes well, along with a few small miracles, I "should" have this old Jeep loaded up this weekend.

Keeping it from falling apart in general takes some kind super powers.

That is so cool. I wonder how many of those are still floating around somewhere.

I was thinking it would look like Some of the Postal Hard tops I have seen on CJ Jeeps they have used in the past. That is a neat picture.

I was planning on searching for a hardtop and was wondering if there was a difference.

Very cool story.

Would you happen to have photographs of the hard top? I am very interested in that. I have to see photographs pf that K car.

That would be kind of funny. I think I will restore a military police k care one day

When I get it to my shop I will post the hood numbers. Maybe we can figure out what unit it came from.

Then I am not hurting anything by putting a 4.3 in it and some modern and rims.

I wonder if there is anything different about them. I also wonder how many were used. If this is a rare Jeep, I do not want to mess it up with the plans I had

This one has a dash pad. I will look next time to see if the plate is there

Sorry, I meant CJ5. I have never heard of a civilian Jeep being used in such a manner.

The front clip is pulled off. I did not noticed if the battery went under the cowl. I am certain it is a CJ7.

I did not see a data plate and the batteries are not under the seat.

I just picked up what I thought was a CJ5 painted OD green. But the owner states it was indeed a military owned CJ and was used in place of “tactical Vehicles” for on base duties. I am not saying he is wrong, but I have not heard of a military CJ. To me, it looks like a Civilian Jeep someone...

I was more concerned with price than product. Now I am seeing I am better off spending a little more.

I was set on using one of them before I saw the gear and electric combination.