UPDATE: **SOLD** was $900.

Matt’s got this old truck for sale. He’s clearing out some of his jeep collection for a VEC project.

“I have a 1951 Willys pickup truck in need of a new home. The truck is in pretty rough shape. The cab has a lot of rust and part of the frame has weak spot. It does not have a bed or seat however the rest is there. It has a flathead ford V8 that ran not too long ago. It does still have the stock willys transmission and transfer case. It also has a lift and pump setup for a plow but I do not have the blade. It is mostly a parts vehicle or could be restored with a lot of work. I have too many other projects in the works and would rather see someone use it. Bill of sale only. Asking $900 obo. Call/text or email. If the ad is still up, it is still available. Thank you”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was No Price.

Seller must sell before Sep 8.

“1961 WILLYS JEEP 4 WHEEL DRIVE TRUCK HAS CLEAN TITLE, WITH 89104 ON THE ODOMETER, HAS NOT BEEN RUNNING FOR A COUPLE YEARS AND IS IN NEED OF RESTORATION

Located in Greencastle, PA
Must sell by September 8, 2018”

A couple days ago someone asked about the difference between a long bed and a regular truck bed. I’ve never heard of there being too sizes of truck beds. The standard size is 79″ or 80″. However, someone measured their bed at 88″.  I am awaiting a remeasursement, but until then, has anyone heard of large beds (either factor or aftermarket)?

The bed below reminded me of the question, which is why I’ve listed it (though it looks pretty rough).

https://kpr.craigslist.org/pts/d/1956-willys-overland-pickup/6682990404.html

A former bee keeper’s truck?

https://sandiego.craigslist.org/esd/cto/d/51-willys-pickup/6674304237.html

“1951 Willys pickup. Very clean 4×4 pickup. Almost everything rebuilt and original just not perfect. Will be open to a trade of similar value.”