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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4500 …. Terry noticed this is an ex-airline 3B. Note the angled passenger rear wheel well. It looks as if someone grafted another body piece onto the back of this to make it appear normalish.
I’m gonna guess it doesn’t run. Interesting dash mod.
“I have a flat fender high hood Willys I would like to trade for a street legal motorcycle preferably a sportster or Harley basket case, might take a dual sport or a cruiser if it’s worth it”
Dave check out the passenger rear wheel well . This is an airline belt loader. Got one like it
there must be a mistake made here. 450 not 4500
I agree on the airline loader comment by Terry.
Good catch! Looks like someone spliced another body piece on to the back?