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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5500.
(11/08/2012) “I have a rare 1948 Willys delivery wagon for sale. This is one cool street rod / hot rod ! Body is sitting on a S-10 chassis from a 1994 4×4 Blazer. Vehicle is powered by a 4.3 Liter Vortec GM engine, fuel injected, Howell wiring harness, 4L60e automatic 4 speed transmission with overdrive, and new 32″ Hankook MT tires, auto meter gauges, etc. I have approx. 1800 miles on it since building it last winter. It drives and runs great. Straight and true.”
How much lift? What is the wood grain?
I expressed interest in January asking how much lift and what is the wood grain. I would still like to know. Is that paint, decal, wrap or wood?
Richard,
Sorry, I must have missed your earlier email. I can’t tell for sure. I suggest calling the seller at the phone number in the ad for more info.
Thanks,
– Dave
That’s awesome to see the original paint and wood slats in the interior of this Sedan Delivery.
**Steve E.**