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You don’t see this everyday.
“1950 Jeepster with 7.3 turbo diesel, 6 speed manual, 4 wheel drive. Clean title. Stretched and lifted with procomp springs on 37 in tires. New interior. Just built from the ground up. Have pics and documents of build. Dont need to sell but am ready for the next project. Would trade for nice lifted Cherokee or old mussel car that needed a little work. I think trade value is around 8k. Text for more info and pics”
http://cosprings.craigslist.org/cto/5389856507.html
Can’t say its very pleasing to the eye.
Once again, WHY!
Not only is the body stretched behind the doors, but in front of them as well. Fenders, cowl. A lot of work went into this Jeepster, but I can’t say it appeals to me. When the front wheels don’t fit centered in the wheel openings, the entire project is unattractive. Sorry Mr seller.
Old mussel cars that need a little work are quite rare, if they don’t run their owners usually eat them.
What do mollusks have to do with anything? π
The seller of the stretched Jeepster is willing to trade for a Mussel car, I guess he must like seafood.
Drats .. I missed the mussel reference within the ad. I think I need some more brain food.
The Goddess said she thinks this Jeepster would look better with clam shell doors.
Dave, Paul, ROFLMAO ” π