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Looks in good shape.
“For sale is a 1948 Willys truck that is in good shape. This truck has 60k original miles on it. ”
http://pittsburgh.craigslist.org/ctd/5976465732.html
This truck has the wrong cab and doors and front fenders for a 48 as well. Looks more like 52 or 53. Maybe title got mixed up with another truck or a later body on an early chassis? Regardless, it’s a really nice looking truck.
Yeah. The gauges say it’s a 1952 to early 1956.
Thanks guys. I guess I need a lesson on doors any gauges.
The small rear window eliminates 54-56. I wonder what engine it has in it?
That’s one the great thing about being able to leave comments. Creates the opportunity for all of us learn.
Dave, see post 22 in this thread for gauge overview (with pictures). I had some help making it accurate: http://www.oldwillysforum.com/forum/showthread.php?901-Pictures-of-dashboards-from-different-years/page3
Joe’s right. I zoomed in on the picture and it really looks to be the Art Deco 1952 to early 1956 gauges, so if the truck is one truck (and not a Jeep salad), then it’s a 1952-1953.
The Willys is a 1950. I have to change the Ad. I just checked the title. Sorry for the confusion.
Thanks Alex. Quick question: does the speedo go from 0 to 8 (with a classic font) or from 0 to 9 (with an Art Deco-type font).