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This was a government vehicle. Was this a traveller? Maybe a border patrol vehicle.
“This is a kool truck the first SUV. Has a chevy V8 engine that runs great.body needs some work so if you dont work on dont look starts and runs has rust.floors are good.lots of potential and petina.its being sold due to my health so bring cash and a trailer.price negotiable”
http://houston.craigslist.org/cto/5457901212.html
Yup that’s a Traveller – has the flat rear wheels wells on the inside as well as the rare optional second gas tank (mounted behind the driver; you can see the switch on the dash). Probably originally had the 230 Tornado. Also has the end-of-the-line orange front turn signals.
Hope it goes to a good home!
Word around the campfire is that the Travellers came stock with fixed side glass or sliders. The ones with fixed glass allegedly were ordered by Border Patrol; the fixed panes restricted egress by passengers in the rear. I’ve never seen that in any official material though. The second tank would also indicate it was Border Patrol. Time to sand the doors!