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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2500.
The pics are fuzzy, but this might be pretty solid.
“1947 willy’s pickup 4×2 with all glass and chrome very little rust for the age,will make a good project truck. Have the motor and turn over but will need to be rebuilt.”
Here’s a link to a nice store about Donald Fouste written by his kids. As a rancher out of Hells Canyon, Idaho, Don and his family needed the utility and comfort a 4WD truck could offer. This truck came with a stock bed, but Don modified it by installing a flatbed and stock racks. He also added a carrying rack on the top. The truck was equipped with a rear PTO, which allowed him to use a saw or water pump.
Read the entire tribute page here: http://www.cowboypoetry.com/donaldwfouste.htm
UPDATE: **SOLD**
Not sure how much value is here.
“50’s willy’s
Truck runs. Panel Van runs. Window van no motor or tranny. Also 50’s blue dodge truck complete,80’s chevy stepside new 6 cylinder, ready for paint and a 1972 30,000 miles Ford Courier like new inside. One owner has been sitting for 5 years.”
I don’t remember seeing either of these brochures. Maybe I have? I wonder what the other sides look like. Both are reasonably priced, too.
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UPDATE: Was listed at $6500. **SOLD**
The price sure looks good for this truck.
“One ton. Original four cylinder engine. Runs and drives great.”
Lots of parts and plenty of pics.
“Willys Jeep Pickup Project. Lots of parts! Re listed. All the parts in Grand Forks North Dakota. 1700.00 takes it all! Two pickups. Both four wheel drive. One put together with no motor or transmission. One dissassembled. Frame has been painted and gone through including transmission and lockouts. Motor is 4 cylinder and was taken out of a Willys wagon. Call text, seven zero one 3 one seven 4869. Thanks for looking.”
http://grandforks.craigslist.org/cto/4263979372.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $8000
(12/17/2013) Hole in gas tank, but otherwise looks good.
“FOR sale. Brand new 383 stroker. With less than 50 miles. 350 Turbo transmission. Sitting on a K5 Blazer frame. P.S/P.B. Tilt wheel. Needs gas tank changed has hole in it. I have another tank for it. Asking 8000. May take partial trade plus cash.”
UPDATE: Was listed at $8900. **SOLD**
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $16,500.
“1947 Willys Pickup Truck $16,500 OBO
327 4 spd
Power steering
4″ chopped top
8″ extended cab
Black tuck –n- roll upholstery
Rhino lining
9″ Ford rearend
Excellent condition — runs great!!
No Trades, please.”
