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UPDATE: Was $4800. **Status Unknown**
(04/04/2013) The bed has been diamond plated.
“’46 Willys Jeep, stock engine has been rebuilt, rebuilt tranny and transfer, good tires. Converted to 12volt, and electric fuel pump, tow hitch kit on front with jack, receiver hitch in rear. Some rust…bed has been covered with aluminum diamond plate. Runs and shifts great!!!”
It does have three data plates on dash.possible VEC?
I was guessing slightly post VEC. But, you never know.
I like the way he repurposed the rear corner bow brakets as hinges for the ammo box and spare tire. It appears to make the tailgate accessable. I’d like to copy that detail when we re-do the 1948.
I never noticed that. I like the idea, too. I wonder how strong those are?