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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2000.
(12/31/2014) “1941 willy’s jeep drive train built on wooden body. Titled and legal for road. Lights even work!!!”
Old images before the 2008 sale:
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Lighter fluid and a match… Rebuild whatever is left…
Love it!
As is….agree with kilroy, paint pukes it.
Last picture without the green…agree with Bob…kinda cool !
That front seat looks extremely uncomfortable.
Looks like a Land Rover with an upside down Model T steering wheel. How rare is that?
John
this would be good thing for 8/9/10 year old kids to learn how to drive. maybe a little older.
At this point, recommend removing that body (use it for the kids to play on). Return it’s dignity with a restorable flatfender body. I’m not even convinced about the 1941 drive train given that raised T90 style shift bump, so a CJ2A or 3A tub should work. Just keep that cool steering wheel!
Wonder if Yvette Yolanda had something to do with this? Maybe the prototype for the diamond plate one?
Maybe this is a rare US Navy prototype for the Seabees. I’m sure given enough time we can find an expert on this. Might help if we knew if it was a Ford or Willys Lol. All laughing aside The fact that someone can take a jeep down to nothing and put it back together into another life form shows just how versatile and sought after the jeep really is. Even today many young kids want to find a “jeep” to make into a monster mud machine. It definitely not my cup of tea but I have to give the builder an A for effort. If it really is a 1941 chassis, how many people can say that they have at least a piece of resurrected WW2 history made into another life form. I myself I’m a purest. I wish every jeep ever built was kept in its original condition. I’m restoring an M38 back to original. I’m so into original that I am 40 plus hours into a fuel tank rebuild. I guess it’s all in the eyes of the beholder.
still available? ima gonna head to the bank and get me some money.
get me some money.
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Wooden Nickles? (can’t resist)
A specialty build like this has a limited audience……………………………….
Still for sale, almost 5 years now. I guess there’s NOT a big market for PLYWOOD JEEPS.
If it was a plywood PT boat I would consider it. Don’t know where i would put it but would consider it.
Does anyone know if this is anphibious? Might be able to market it as a bass boat.