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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $9500
Here’s an unusually modded wagon.
“1954 Willys sitting on a S10 chassis 95 383 with a 4l60 trans tbi hooked up and running 36 ply front fenders and grill shroud no grill aluminum radiator 50’s Cadillac aircleaner 38 chevy rear fenders 39 chevy taillights power brakes in the floor must sell only have 30 yrs to live project hot rod rat rod one of a kind $9500”
Now this is radical, very cool, I like it; Mikey likes it…
wider rear housing to push the wheels into those fenders would look better-don’t know if it would look good though. Seems I prefer a more “traditional” look for these old wagons-one guy’s opinion.
Those rear fenders just might work …with wider tires/wheels. But I’m not confident those front fenders will work with any amount of chopping or modifying. It’s certainly an attention-getter, though!
That front end looks like someone just set the loose parts on the frame.
Good God why?
Amazing what someone with a sticky pack of bubblegum will do…. uggh.
I think some of you are missing the point. If you have an old wagon body just rusting away in the back 40, this is a creative way to have fun and “get crazy” with that mig welder. Check out the Iron Lords, see what these young guys are doing with Old metal.