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The truck needs finishing. I liked this photo.
“1956 Jeep Willy’s Pickup – very little rust – almost finishd 350 motor 970-819-5577”
http://denver.craigslist.org/cto/4290624995.html
Agree… what a great photo! True Americana… I like the rancher scare crow, too.
That scarecrow picture is sweet. And I wonder what that button and knob to the left of the steering wheel do.
Yes, that’s a beautiful scene. Great Photo!
That button is probably a makeshift horn button.
My guess is that the black knob is some type of cable. I don’t see a winch so it’s not a throttle cable. It could have an old Borg-Warner overdrive adapted to the transfer case, which operated with a cable. (???)
**Steve E.**