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Thanks to Andy for sharing this rare rig. I believe less than 40 of these were produced. Learn more at the CJ-3B Page: https://cj3b.info/Fire/BlitzBuggy.html
“1957 Willy’s Blitz Buggy. 200 mile on complete engine overhaul. Never any rust. Way cool.”
https://www.facebook.com/commerce/products/1957-jeep-willy’s-blitz-buggy-·-none/8408658782539619
Nice condition and very rare, hopefully someone out there will preserve this unique piece of Jeep /Willys history.
Looks like same one listed June 19 2019 except someone painted it and stripped off a lot of the parts including the front pump.
Robert,
Thanks for pointing that out. I agree. I’ve updated that post. Here’s the link to that post.
It’s too bad the lettering was removed (but perhaps it was in worse shape than it appears in the 2019 pics). I really like the old lettering on jeeps.
– Dave