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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4200
This appears solid.
“New tires and wheels. Brakes redone. Hoosier Conversion. Starts easily and runs smoothly. Offers considered.”
Any idea what a Hoosier Conversion is? I’m unfamiliar with the term.
I didn’t know either. I haven’t had a chance to look it up.
It was a company that made adapters for jeeps. One of the first to make them. I think they started
in the early fifties. My flatfender was the last one they converted before they closed their shop.
Roger, what was the adaptation (brake or drive train or ?)
Thanks,
= Dave
Dave
They made adapters for the drive train. Engine to transmission and transmission to transfer case.
From what I was told that they made the first adapter for a ford three speed to a dana model 18
But they never had a patent for the adapter. The name of the company was Hoosier Machine Product
Company. They closed in the early 80s. The guy that ran the shop was Don Page he was the one who
had the idea for for ford adapter.
Roger
This willys pickup has been around Pendleton for years.
Thanks for the information Roger!
Your welcome.