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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1795
“Jeep 4×4 fc 150 forward cab 1957 1795.00 obo beaverton oregon..call my cell 971 533 6697 my name is shawn my phone is in my pocket project vehicle..clear title does not run,,selling as is where is..original 4 cyl engine and original running gear..3/4 ton chevy posi trac front and rear”
Yikes!!!
Looking for an old non-electronic ignition willys jeep.
I’m accustomed to seeing a vehicle with a spare tire but it might be a bit excessive to carry four spare tires along with a spare set of axles and springs. Are the roads in Oregon in that bad of shape?However, it looks like there’s adequate clearance between the rear tire and the wheelwell. Giant size twin exhaust stacks for a small four cylinder engine …. are these some kind of male enhancement devices?
HI Penny,
If you’d like, email me more information about what you are looking for to d@ewillys.com
Thanks,
– Dave
Paul … maybe the builder read 20,000 Miles South and got to the part where they tried to negotiate the train tracks. I bet the Schreiders wished they had four spares and more … and with the exhaust stacks maybe the builder figured he could go under the water rather than over it 🙂
Dave I believe you’re right about the exhaust stack modification. This truck would definitely look better under water. Thanks for the help!