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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3000
(05/23/2013) Steve spotted this shortened wagon. It hasn’t been started in years.
“51 willys wagon,has been shortened by 30 inches(easy to turn around in tight spots)rebuilt 4 cylinder,all new hoses-fuel pump-wheel cylinders-master cylinder-brake shoes-3 speed trans,pto on front,rewired,all kinds of new parts.”
Very cool, looks kinda like the one in Nebraska a few ads above
Shortened to ford small streams????????
ford=crossing small creek
I might believe shortened to bind driveshaft angles but don’t really see the advantage of fording small streams.
Craig … I could see where it would help. The small wheelbase allows for an easier drop into and out of small streams. Lots of tight, small trails around the PNW area that would cause problems for a longer wheel based vehicle.
– Dave
Nicely done…I like it…
Very cool looking !!! Also gotta love the Twinstick PTO . I’d mount something on the back of it too