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Dave Brevard saw Doug’s 4-Wheelers during a recent trip.
He writes, “On our way from North Carolina to the Willys Reunion in Missouri we detoured
and spent some time visiting our daughter in Iowa. The attached pictures show some of the Jeeps at a salvage yard about 4 miles east of Pella, Iowa. There are more there, but I wasn’t dressed properly to push through the tall weeds and investigate. All are really rough, but have lots of parts.”
The truck with the flat bed is interesting, as it’s a column shift,
which would make it first production of a 4WD truck, 1948.
I had one several years ago, but was rusted bad, but had
original paint, and the 6-cylinder motor.
It had been standing outside for about 30 years.
Ended up in the scrap yard.
Hey, Paul. I see mine some where in there.
I see a black/white FC (150 ?) pickup in the bottom picture.
Are there any older MB’s in the bunch…? Is this stuff for sale…?
Yep .. click on this link for more information http://www.dougs4-wheelers.com
Looking for 71 GMC Sierra engine frame mounts for 350 small block. Any help appreciated.
Stumpguy@msn.com
Looking for war cab for jeep I have to pick up Moes be halfway decent if so please send picture price
LOOKING FOR COMPLETE T 84 TRANSMISSION FOR 1943 MB JEEP.
Hi Edward,
You’ll need to contact Dougs via the website: https://dougs4-wheelers.com
– Dave
Looking for mid 50s or 60s jeep pick up cab in decent condition at reasonable price
Looking for a title for Willy’s truck 46-49
Looking for 1955 CJ5 front fenders.
Hi Michael,
Contact those folks via their website: https://dougs4-wheelers.com
Good luck!
– Dave
I wouldn’t use this place for anything unless you would like to be robbed of your money. Which by the way is fraud, paying for services or goods and not performed is illegal. You will be contacted by my lawyer.
I called, polite conversation however he WILL NOT SHIP then said have a nice day, click
Hi Edsel,
Thanks for that update. Sorry to hear about that.
I know some parts’ sellers have been burned by shipping parts, then having the buyer refuse to pay, claiming the item 1) was damaged or 2) never arrived. I know one guy who stopped handling parts altogether due to unreasonable buyer demands and parts cheaters.
Thanks,
– Dave