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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4200
(05/14/2012) Normally I think flatties that are stretched in the middle look a little odd. However, this looks to me like a stretch well done. I like the price on this too.
“Have lots of fun in this 1946 willys jeep. It has a V-6 motor, automatic transmission, power disc brakes. drives great and looks great.I have had this jeep about 9 years it is very reliable.”
Put a nice lift kit on it to balance it out and lot look like a low rider and it would look really nice. It is a good price for the great condition it’s in.
Has the wheelbase been stretched any? It appears he may have only pushed the body out closer to the front bumper. Interesting…
Bad news guys. I just called on this. It’s only 2wd right now. Seems he had a Buick V6 and the short auto with a transfer case and blew the tranny out so he put in a Pontiac engine/trans but too long for the transfer case so he left it out. It’s on a Samurai frame that’s been lengthened 10″ along with the body. Oh well, looks nice though.
reminds me of a 100 dispatcher