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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2000.
Doesn’t run.
“Not sure what year ford military jeep! I know it’s early 40s. Solid tub no tailgate, no rust, missing windshield. Will run and drive, all lights work. Doesn’t have origanal motor but has a hurricane flat six which came in 52 willy’s wagon. Be a good project or ranch rig!”
News flash…that’s not a ‘flat’ 6!
The seller is saying the hurricane flat six is included with the sale. Not in the vehicle.
“Doesn’t have origanal motor but HAS a hurricane flat six”…. does not indicate it’s an EXTRA motor. That’s how I read it.
Isn’t that a Lightning Six (148 or 161) that came with some of the 2wd wagons and Jeepsters?
Interesting Jeep salad nevertheless. Reminds me of my Dad’s 1943 GPW/1946 CJ2A.
It’s a little tough in California to register a vehicle with no title.