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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $19,950.
(08/18/2018) It’s supposed to have an overdrive, but I don’t see an overdrive shift lever.
“1945 willys MB parade ready to go… overdriver trans so you can go on the highway orginal 4 cyl flat head. with tow bar and trailer to put it on . pretty much every thing brand new .”
Not to mention no BO drive light, 12 volt, wrong switches, replacement radiator, T 90 (?)…look at the cover. Too much money for what it is…er, isn’t.
Looks like some kind of housing over the transmission shift lever…could that be the overdrive? Never seen that before..
Yeah, it just doesn’t look like that cover is fitting correctly. I don’t see any reason to think it’s an overdrive and I would think if it was a T-90 that the cover would fit correctly. Confusing for sure.
Looks to me like it’s on a 2A/3A chassis – T90 trans, frame mounted bellcrank, semi-floating rear axle.
This does have overdrive , no levers always in overdrive. works great. this is a parade ready willys. It lives in South Carolina where it gets hot so I installed a new radator, i have the old one in good shape.
Thanks for the update James. I’ve updated the ad link and the price. I’ll bump it forward to the front page for Thursday’s posts. Does this have a Warn OD then or something else?