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TJ was in Idaho the last couple of days visiting a friend. While there, he and his friend helped out a neighbor who uses a truck with a service bed to pull a baler, pictured below. Cool truck!
LOOKS LIKE A 1956 ?— WITH THAT 2 – 1 GRILL BAR SETUP
I think he told me a 54, will double check.
Hi Iām the friend in Idaho the truck was actually a service truck for a dealer in Grangeville Idaho
Thanks for the note Steve. It’s great to see it’s still out there being used š
I am the owner. It is titled as a 56 but it has the early dash? The old timers around here claim it is a 54. It is all original.
Hi Patrick,
It could be a 1954 if it has the 0-9 4″ speedo with the four aux gauges underneath it FUEL OIL AMP TEMP.
https://shop.willysamerica.com/Instrument-Cluster-Gauges-s/1866.htm.
In any case, sweet truck.
Cheers!
Yes it has the smaller Speedo and 4 gauges.
No matter the year to me, it really made me smile to see one out and working in the field, rather than languishing around and rotting away in a field. Good for you Pat for enjoying and using that Jeep! I will stop by on my next visit with Steve.