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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $7300.
Looks solid, but leaves some dribbles on the ground.
“For sale, 1954 Willys pickup. Mileage is in the mid-60’s. Truck is in fair condition; glass is good, runs and drives well, very little rust. New starter, rebuilt carburetor and new fuel pump. Converted to 12-volt. Has several leaky seals and gaskets. Old, military style tires but they still hold air. 226 Super Hurricane engine, 3-speed with high-low range and Koenig PTO winch.”
Are you willing to entertain offers? This would not be a flip. My grandfather had one and put 410,00 miles on it before our 2,100 lb. bull decided to tear it apart. Lots of good memories of it.
Hi Blake,
Looks like it sold. I’ve updated the post.
– Dave