UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4700.

Glenn spotted this truck.

“Truck’s features:
– Super body. It spent most of its life in west Texas. After it was moved to Massachuesetts, it was never driven in the winter. No known Bondo. Very little rust – see the photos.
– GM 350 automatic transmission plus a Saturn overdrive and a 2 speed transfer case, giving 12 gears forward and 4 in reverse. Transfer case rebuilt with Timken bearings and special intermediate gear using tapered roller bearing instead of stock needle bearings (lasts much longer).
– Front steering rebuilt, including steering box. New front springs & shocks.
– Power brakes. Front auto-adjusting brakes newly rebuilt. Electric wiper motor.
– Holley Projection electronic fuel injection (EFI).
– Includes the missing sheet metal “bed skirts” under the bed (are in primer paint).
– The truck is the relatively rare early 50’s model with the split windshield, the small back window, and the “W” embossed on the tailgate.
– Clean title (Massachusetts)
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For seem reason, it doesn’t have 4WD at the moment.

https://sfbay.craigslist.org/sby/cto/d/willys-jeep-flat-bed-truck/6735097491.html

“For Sale – old Farm Truck from Nebraska
1948 WILLYS JEEP Flat Bed Truck
Was 4 wheel drive now two, still has Transfer case
Replace rear springs hangers
Has New master cylinder and Wheel cylinders
Floor shift
Replaced Engine
Recore Radiator”

Looks good.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/2111868882395888

“This truck is in very good mechanical condition. It had a major rebuild by the previous owner and all the important mechanical components/systems were rebuilt, replaced, or confirmed to be in good working condition. Truck came from New Mexico so the frame and body steel are very solid with minor rust. It is 99% original or appropriate replacement parts. The body and paint is what you would expect for a truck that’s 64 years old, the usual scratches, minor rust, and dings. F head 134 Cubic inch engine, three speed, Hi Low range, 4WD. It’s a great truck to just drive for fun or a good candidate for the next level of restoration.”