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This runs and drives. Thanks to Andy for sharing.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/948439253173624
“1948 Willys package delivery van, 4 cyl 3speed ,4×4 runs, drives, could use some more TLC ,16 inch tires ,all new glass ,just cleaning out my building, selling projects ,can’t keep them all ,and you will not find another one of these in 2000 miles of here. call Kenny 540-42one-506two”
That is a unique Willys Van. The only other one I have ever seen is owned by Jesse Ybarra in Phoenix. It came out here from Pennsylvania I think, but was minus the engine. Several FC guys got it to Wentzville, Mo, where Craig Brockhaus and a buddy picked it up and brought it the rest of the way to Jesse’s place several years ago. Got here late in the evening and I was able to help unload it and Craig got back in his truck and trailer and headed back to Wentzville so he could make his next shift at the GM plant there. What a guy!