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Steve spotted this odd photo. My question is, did the jeep back into the wall and then get lifted up? Or did it somehow hit it from the outside?
“This lot is for two 5″x7″ black and white original photos of a Willys Jeep somehow attached to a barn door…not sure if this is intentional or by accident. Appears to be a 1957 Ford in the background. See photos for condition. Please be sure to view my other listings as well! Thank you for looking.”
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I’m go with your 1st assessment. I’d guess it went as far as it could till the front bumper caused the front tires to loose traction. Cool pic though.
Just another way to change a drive-shaft. Not everyone has a lift!
Couldn’t find his jack.