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Travis shared this nice looking truck.
“1947 California Jeep pickup hotrod. Chopped 4″. Extended cab 8″. 327 Chevy camel heads. Richmond 6 speed. Ford 9″. Drives great. Soft camaro ride. This is a one of a kind built from rust free truck. Nice black pleated interior. Shipped from California 4 years ago. Always garaged. Runs and drives perfect.”
https://nh.craigslist.org/cto/d/1947-willys-pickup-hotrod/6450914115.html
Like to see how they put the “beads” or horiz trim around the cab extension. Looks great.
Nice work, but I’d need a periscope to drive it.
I think this is the first Jeep truck street rod that I’ve seen that I truly like. Well done. I think the 4″ chop does it.
I had called the owner about this truck a few months ago.
He was in Florida on winter Vacation and told me that he would contact me when he got back home.
today is August 23rd and still no word.