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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $800.
Runs and drives.
“1946 Willys Jeep. Runs and drives. 6 cylinder Ford engine. Pictures tell the story. Great project for restoration or for a parts vehicle. $800.00 contact me for more details.”
That Ford straight six is highly underrated; great little engine. But the person who thought it would fit must of been spatially challenged! But they got it in there – with some cutting. That radiator better not move a fraction of an inch!
Yep, not the prettiest custom install, but we’ve all seen worse, too!
Looks like it might have sold, Dave: “This posting has been deleted by its author. ”
This was way cool with that straight 6 …and ONLY $800: worth that in parts value all day long! …but certainly hope it doesn’t get parted out: solid enough to restore or drive for fun, as-is.
Thanks Joe. I’ve updated it.