Steve Kreisher
It seems you are in short supply of DJ-3A pics. My project is two years so far, and currently in pieces, but even the ‘before’ pics attached can show the character and differences of a two wheel drive DJ.
Two years ago, this was found at a yard sale after 15 years of being under a tarp, and it’s unique logo ID’d it as the one my uncle owned, and I rode in as a kid in the 60’s. It is a 1962 Dispatcher-DJ-3A, he called “Nellybelle”. I bought it and am giving her a total ‘makeover’ with the help of KW parts. Hope to be done by end of year.
Steve Kreisher
Palmetto Bay Florida,
Steve:
I had the pleasure of owning a 1956 dj3a in 1971. It was my first car, purchased for $200, driven for two years and then passed onto another youngster. It was the most fun vehicle I have owned. I just purchased a 1964 dispatch from a local family here in Ohio. It is virtually identical to yours. I hope to eventually restore it also and would like to follow your restoration progress.
Gene Chini
Steve:
I had the pleasure of owning a 1956 dj3a in 1971. It was my first car, purchased for $200, driven for two years and then passed onto another youngster. It was the most fun vehicle I have owned. I just purchased a 1964 dispatch from a local family here in Ohio. It is virtually identical to yours. I hope to eventually restore it also and would like to follow your restoration progress.
Gene Chini