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Update: **Sold** Was $3500.
Here’s a stretched one with a Toyota chassis.
“1952 willy’s jeep. Runs drives and stops good, 318 Mopar motor with 3 speed automatic transmission and a 205 transfer case, stretched 8 inches sitting on an 80s toyota chassis. Comes with extra seats that are in better shape. Definitely built for an offroad toy.”
The seller did not know what he was selling. I now own this. It’s a motorhome 440 V8 w/ a 727 and np205. It’s going to get cleaned up, and all the unsafe junk replaced.
Thanks for the update Scott! I have updated the post. Sounds like it found a good home. Merry Christmas!
– Dave
Same to you Dave! It’s going to be a fun little project to tinker on.