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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2000.
It hasn’t run since 1978 and it is a bit Frankenstinien given the later bed. However, it does have a dual PTO, which I didn’t expect to see.
“I have a 1956 jeep Willies truck it has 283 motor non running, it hasnt been running since 1978. it has a nice wench on it. pretty straight body. $ 2000.00 O.B.O or trades welcome.”
Don’t see twin stick pots all that much!
Pto I mean! Damn auto correct.
The wench must of stood aside for the pics.
That Gladiator PU bed is too strange looking for me. I’ve seen many pickups with a later model bed, but never this combination, and ugh! It’s ugly.
**Steve E.**
Ugly? I actually like the look of this. Of course it seriously needs to be pressure washed… but I like it’s utilitarian appeal.
O.K., it may not be ugly; maybe I mean it just seems out of place…
On a positive note, it’s much more useful than a narrow bed Willys. The tread widths are the same in the rear, so that was a good choice to be more functional.
**Steve E.**