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I spotted this on the internet. I don’t know whose it is or where it is located.
I’m a purist and believe old Jeeps/Willys should be kept as stock as possible but this is absolutely fantastic!
Awesome. My father-in-law is a retired mail carrier. Back in the early eighties (when I was newly married), during the Pro-Street craze, I wanted to tub out a Postal Jeep and run steam roller tires on it. (and, of course, label it “Special Delivery” or some other nonsense) In retrospect it was crazy, but at the time I was enthused about it. This thing certainly revives the urge…
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Looks cool! Shame that it has been neglected after all that work.
Looks like it may be located in Illinois
I’m a purist too,,, It has to look like it was driven right the line,, BUTT it has a JEEP running gear,, My 59 CJ3B will look like its stock till you rasise the hood & see the AMC 360 smiling at you…
It made me smile….life is great!
This jeep was built by a guy named Lyle Ledbetter out of Peoria, IL. When I was in high school I bought a DJ and had started working on it as my first build. One afternoon I was driving in Peoria and saw an open garage with a postal jeep’s ass hanging out… I had to stop as I thought I was the only one around that had one….Long story short he told me he was building a ratrod out of it and he gave me the old rear-end and many other parts! small world.
Thanks for the background information Doug!
Is that mail box a functional hood scoop?
is this available i think i would love this crazy jeep please call 315 794 4562 ask for mark thanks mark my email is not working but here it is
Express Mail option. lol