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Roger Martin shared these pics with me. This jeep is not for sale; it’s just fun to look at.
The pics are from a Facebook post. The jeep is an MB with a 1938 Plymouth DeLuxe hardtop on it and powered by a 1939 Studebaker flat six. It was built by a farmer years ago.
I don’t approve of “back yard wanna-be vehicle designer when I grow up Bubba mods”. But I’m liken this un here. I’ll take it!
yeah pretty interesting I like it
I agree with Roger! I’d take it 🙂
Pretty amazing… both ugly and beautiful.
And Suicide Doors, too!
Definitely like this one much more over the one posted out of the Scranton craigslist. This took plenty of time and effort and it shows. Almost wouldn’t recognize it being a Jeep from the back
Reminds me of a Nash rear end with the split back glass. It’s so ‘ugly’ but way cool! I agree with the other posters I’d wouldn’t mind owing it myself!
That is just too cool. I like it a lot. A lot of thought and work right there.
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