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UPDATE: Still Available
(09/09/2012) This is the first time I’ve seen bumperettes mounted on the front.
“1962 WILLYS JEEP PANEL TRUCK STREET ROD
BUILT CHEVY 350 ENGINE
SHORTY HEADERS
ELDENBROCK MANIFOLD
ELDNBROCK 4 BARREL
350 TURBO TRANS
9 INCH FORD REAR END”
http://louisville.craigslist.org/cto/5434322407.html
Eldenbrock manifolds, are they related to Warren hubs?
No Warren hubs only work on Willis Jeeps.
And we all know that wenches are popular with Willis Jeeps, so by the laws of mathematics Eldenbrock manifolds are perfect for wenches.
Those bumperettes on the front are unique, I wonder if they will collapse enough on impact to smash the spotlights.
Nice looking rig..and I like the bumperettes on the front.
I wonder if this started out as a window wagon.
Look on the one inside picture and it appears that a large square patch was welded in that perhaps covered the inside window framing ?