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It’s got tires/wheels, so I’m not sure why it is photographed on the jacks.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/584676335697604/
“1948 Willys with a Ford V8 312 manual 3 speed on the floor . We just gone all over the brakes it runs and drives . The body is in good condition and comes with a snow plow and 4 wheel drive . This would make a great mountain buggy”
Hard to believe they got an old ford y-block in there.
Those ain’t jacks Dave….those be crutches. It ran when parked>>>but it tripped afore it got thar!
Reckon it would make a nice mountain buggy, & dat engine would make a wonderful anchor! Methinks there are as many rednecks in Pa., as there are in eastern Tn., Ky. & W. Va. & I aspire to leave this Stinkin Land o Lincoln, & become one! Local yokels (code enforcement) here won’t allow a sweet shop like this guy’s got! Oops! In deference to Ann, & 2b politically correct, ‘Not afraid to get down & dirty person’
Looks like a mb windshield. Full floater rear?
Bingo … my wife certainly knows how to get down and dirty, lol.
Dave: indeed it does have rear floaters.