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UPDATE III: A new reprint of the late 1950s Boyerstown-built Delivery Van is on eBay:
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“NICE QUALITY LARGE 11 X 17 REPRINTED PICTURE”
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UPDATE II: Mike shared a pic of a Boyerstown van from an ebay auction circa 2004.
UPDATE: In 2012 there was a press photo of the front of the van for sale.
2012 Post: “Jeep Utility 1959 4 x 2 Truck Photo Reprint w. Boyertown Body”
There was one like this in the Goshen, Middletown, NY area. I remember driving up Route 17B and seeing a brown Willys van like this traveling along the highway. An older guy with a big straw hat was driving it. This was sometime in the 1980’s. Many years later, I viewed the very same Willys van for sale on eBay. I bid on the van, but didn’t have the high bid. It was owned by guy named Wally who retired from Bell Telephone. He collected unique Classic vehicles and I would see him selling his parts at antique car shows. He also had a red Willys Fleetvan and an old 1950’s Boyerstown body red Ford stepvan.
Dave, I have a small picture of the above mentioned Willys van, I knew I had didn’t know the date it was listed on Ebay was so long ago. May of 2004. I emailed you the picture.
Thanks Mike. I’ve added the image to the post.
– Dave