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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2800.
(06/05/2013) I’ve never seen another jeep truck quite like it! Possible CJ-2L?
“Vehicle has been customized, lengthend and widened by adding Jeep Pick-up running gear and fenders.
has original 4 cylinder engine, and running gear. It is in good running condition. Owners manual included. More photos available”
OMG… looks like a “push-me-pull-you”! Is it bi-directional?
Kinda makes you wonder what goes through some peoples’ head. The strange front fender blend must have been some work… but why? Is a CJ2 body on a pickup chassis better that the CJ2 or the pickup was? Maybe I’m just envious at someone having that much free time!
Keep saying my next Willys will be a truck but hope it turns out a little more “standard” looking than this one. To each his own…
Not a bad concept, just not executed very well. Get rid of the tarp, move spare in front of rear fender, close in gap in front fenders, make them storage compartments, take off aluminum plates and paint solid color. On second thought, just buy a Jeep pickup.