What is another name for the Jeep DJ mail-delivery vehicle?

What is another name for the Jeep DJ mail-delivery vehicle? The answer is Dispatcher.

“DJ” refers to “Dispatcher Jeep,” the name used for a two-wheel-drive commercial variant of the Jeep CJ. Willys introduced the line for light-duty work that did not require four-wheel drive, including postal delivery and other local transportation jobs.

The mail-delivery versions were especially recognizable because they used right-hand drive. That arrangement put the driver next to curbside mailboxes, allowing carriers to deliver letters without repeatedly stepping out. Sliding doors and a simplified cargo-focused interior also suited the vehicle to postal routes.

The Dispatcher name can cause confusion because it was applied across several DJ models rather than representing only one body style. The DJ-3A, DJ-5, and later versions differed in engines, bodies, and ownership history, but all belonged to the Dispatcher family. Jeep DJs served the Postal Service widely before the Grumman LLV replaced them.