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It could use some paint.
“1963 Jeep Willys Dump Truck
6 Cyl Tornado Engine
Manual – 4 Wheel Drive
Hydraulic Dump Body
1-1/4 Ton – 6000 lb GVW
Registered and Inspected in MA
This is the Real Deal
Matching Numbers
Unrestored California Truck
No Rot – Farm Patina
Road Ready -Drive and Enjoy as is
or Give it the Restoration it Deserves
$7500 or Trade for Clean Reliable RV/MotorHome”
http://boston.craigslist.org/bmw/cto/5135201512.html
This is one cool truck. No comments, though, really ???
I don’t know anything about these, unfortunately… although I might disagree with you, Dave, about the need for paint. This is a “clear coat” to preserve the patina candidate 😉
Did the tornado engine replace the hurricane? Is so, is shark ado next? Sorry. Couldn’t resist.
Oops- Sharknado! Should’ve resisted.
Rick,
Technically, the Tornado replaced the Super Hurricane. Personally, I think the “Sharknado” engine could be a real animal of an engine when cornered, especially underwater.
🙂
= Dave
Would like to talk to you about buying this truck.
Richard,
You can contact the seller via craigslist: http://boston.craigslist.org/bmw/cto/5135201512.html
– Dave