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UPDATE: Still Available
Here are plans for attaching a forklift to a M-38A1.
“Belonging to my grandfather who was a draftsman and worked for Willys. Packed away for many years. This is a “C” sized linen blueprint in pencil. This is original and from the 1950’s. Will be shipped rolled.
Any questions, please feel free to ask.
I DO NOT ship outside the USA (Canada is NOT the USA).”
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Dave, you say you never saw this. Did you ever see an example of the copper screen and guard from the previous listing?
lol, no I haven’t seen that either … what happened was I saw this blueprint first and read it carefully. Then I saw the wagon second. It too looked neat, but I didn’t read it as carefully. To be honest after spending several hours reading through different ads so I can decide what to post, I’m not always careful about reading ads as I should be (especially when I’m watching a football game). 🙂
Weird contraption, it even shows some kind of reversed steering position, are you supposed to sit on the cowl ? and what about the pedals ?? and does it show an extra axle attached to the rear ?? very intriguing….
I bought 2 original mylar Jeep drawings from this guy recently and they are cool as hell. I got the 3B showroom display instructions where you build a display where the Jeep climbs up a vertical wall, and a CJ5 aux fuel tank that replaces the tool box.
Bill