This 1969 Jeep CJ-5 is said to have been owned by the State of California and utilized to pull passenger tram cars for the State Fair until it was acquired by the seller in 1992. It was then placed in long-term storage before undergoing a mechanical and cosmetic refurbishment that was completed in 2025. Work included overhauling the 225ci Dauntless V6, repainting the body in white, and retrimming the seats in black and burgundy vinyl. The truck rides on 15″ steel wheels and is further equipped with a three-speed manual transmission, a dual-range transfer case, drum brakes, a fold-down windshield, a pintle hitch, and a heater. This CJ-5 shows 18k miles and is now offered at no reserve with a California title in the seller’s name.
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1957 Nash Metropolitan Hardtop at No Reserve
This 1957 Nash Metropolitan hardtop was purchased by the seller in 2011, and the 1. 5-liter inline-four was subsequently rebuilt, the carburetor and the carpeting were replaced, the brakes were overhauled, and front seatbelts were installed. Finished in Frost White and Berkshire Green, the car is equipped with a three-speed manual transmission, 13″ steel wheels, hubcaps, a Continental kit, and black vinyl upholstery over bench seats. Work performed in early 2025 involved replacement of the valve-cover gasket, battery terminal, ignition switch, headlight-dimmer switch, leaf-spring bushings, rear wheel cylinders, and emergency-brake cable. This Series III Metropolitan 1500 hardtop is now offered at no reserve with service records from current ownership, an owner’s manual, and a clean Texas title in the seller’s name.