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UPDATE: Was No Price. Now priced at $4500.
(02/26/2020) Interesting mods. Some better pics would be useful.
https://sfbay.craigslist.org/eby/cto/d/san-leandro-1942-ford-jeep-4×4/7091183357.html
“World War II jeep so cool lot of atencion current tags running .sometime the starter gets stock but most of the times tuns on clean title”
That is just weird enough thatI like it.
Me too
Puppy mover
Looks like a Model A Ford pickup bed…I like it !!!…Fun and practical.
wasn’t there another one of these posted in the past year only a different rear box ? Almost looked like a military trailer back half ?
Cute dogs
San Leandro/San Lorenzo and the days of a stop by Archer Brothers Jeep. Those were the days of mis-spent youth.
Interesting mods. Very weirdly enough, I have a 48 2a, and the rear bed and fender wells of my Jeep are made of the same material as the rear fenders on this Jeep
It’s kind of like a 14 gauge diamond plate style, but has little squares. Never seen it before on any other Jeep until now
Clem: Here’s a list of 1/4 ton jeeps with truck-rear ends: http://www.ewillys.com/tag/cj2a-truck/ maybe that will help?
David, that’s a PARTIAL list …..I’ve looked for mine on here before, sometimes I find it sometimes I don’t.
I’m not sure what category you have it in but it’s here somewhere.
And yes, that appears to be a Model A bed ……I used one also.
Amazed at how often these turn up now…….coincidentally this month my build is 12 years old.
After some e mails and a few PMs this is the closest thing to a build thread I have for the way I chose to do mine.
http://www.ewillys.com/2009/12/30/builds-chads-ford-model-a-jeep/
Thanks for the interest.