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Something unusual is afoot with this oddity. It might be a truck that’s been placed on a CJ chassis. Note how the doors have been cut.
https://nmi.craigslist.org/pts/d/cheboygan-1957-willys-jeep-for-parts/6944886401.html
“1957 Willys jeep truck, back cut short, complete. Drive. Train still intack. It has the Willys Hurricane. 6 cylinder engine, should run with some work, if interested.”
Haha, if I was closer, I’d buy it! Good thing I’m far away!
It may be odd… but gotta be worth $650! I agree with Chuck, so my wife is glad I don’t live closer 🙂
I wish there was a full side picture, can really get see the actual length.
I think there’s some value here. If it was closer to the Detroit area, I probably would have dragged it home by now!