UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5900. Still not sure what it is.
“We are not quite sure what to call this vehicle. It probably started out as a Willys Americar, then was transformed into it’s present shape by a Cal Poly welding professor (or so the story goes). It has a 4-cylinder flathead engine that turns freely and a stick shift transmission. Notice the custom dash in the pics. There is a small trunk with a spare on the back. Still has the black license plates, so we can assume that it was driven on the highway at some point in it’s life. Would make a real cool run-about or ranch vehicle. Has the original hubcaps. Will need lots of TLC to get it back on the road, but what a hoot – friends will love it. We are certain that it is the only one of it’s kind in the world. I am William of bidslo.com and you can find all sorts of other fantastical vehicles on our website. Have a great day.”
Kinda looks like the offspring or little brother of Mater (from Disney’s “Cars”) 😉
Can anyone make out the logo on the hood?
I think if you were short you wouldn’t be able to see out that windshield very well.
It sort of reminds me of a Good Humor ice cream truck.
Looks like an airplane tug.
The front fenders, headlamps and parking lamp positions look very much like 1941 Oldsmobile pieces, welded to a bunch of other parts that I can’t make out!
listen up, i think i’ve got it.
the same gal who “designed” the other vehicle below this one for 29 thousand is the maker of this one. i can see some diamond plate. she had a little left over and used it on this one.
I think you’ve nailed it Bob 🙂
Bob, that’s a frickin riot!…this one loos like she designed it during her curve period…or pre drugs.
Does that not have some Crosley in it ?
I agree with Dennis and if it is an old aircraft tug, I wonder what the top end speed would be…45MPH.
This is for sale again:
https://santabarbara.craigslist.org/pts/d/santa-margarita-the-only-one-in-the/7317820247.html