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UPDATE: **Status Unknown** Was “make offer”.
“The mod was originally done in the late 70’s and has been basically unchanged. Flat fender Bantam/Jeep placed on Subaru Brat.
Needs some work, was running less then 30 days ago, may have fuel/carburetor problems. Let’s talk, open to certain trades (tractor with bucket /Motorcycle)
4x part time, front wheel when not.”
Whoazers, we see some odd stuff here sometimes but this ranks up high on the list. How about that approach angle.
I wouldn’t approach this thing from any angle.
Can’t say I like it either
I have one similar to your jeep/subaru combo…i was told it was made by a man in moses lake Washington….do you still have yours???…heres my email address Traderchip @gmail.com…
Hi Chip,
I haven’t seen this listed since 2014, so I don’t know if it is for sale or not still. I’ve updated the post. I also don’t know if the seller reads eWillys or not.
Knowing there is another one of these out there is fascinating to me. I’m always interested in documenting these unusual builds on eWillys. Also, since I live in the Tri Cities, the local nature of the story interests me. Do you know any more? Feel free to email me at d@ewillys.com
Thanks,
– Dave