I searched but could not find..
I am looking to see if anyone has more pics and info on this red Willys.
Thanks

You know it wouls help "just a little bit" if you gave a location
of where that pic was taken.


And yes, I do see the Co. plate.

that's nice rig!! :eek:

More Info.. I got it from another poster on PBB.
He mentioned that he got it sent to him by someone here in the Jeep forum and that he may have been " banned" early on.

That's all I got..

That is a clean rig:)

Originally posted by Berg
More Info.. I got it from another poster on PBB.
He mentioned that he got it sent to him by someone here in the Jeep forum and that he may have been " banned" early on.

That's all I got..

That is a clean rig:)


Hmmmm. That's a shame. A location would have helped with
anyone local to the area. Damn nice looking Wagon though.

That picture came from the thread in chit chat "Gay Dodge"

http://www.pirate4x4.com/forum/showthread.php?s=&threadid=211587&perpage=25&pagenumber=3

So much for hard core tech

I say chit chat

Those are Colorado plates aren't they????

that thing looks a lot like my fitty 9.

http://www.pirate4x4.com/forum/attachment.php?s=&postid=731133

[QUOTE]Originally posted by larryboy
[B]that thing looks a lot like my fitty 9.


Very nice... what drive train ya runnin?

Originally posted by Berg

Very nice... what drive train ya runnin? [/B]

67 vette 327,T90:eek: ,D18 and stock axles. It's my mall crawler:D ,it will never see rocks:p .

here's a web sit i just found: http://www.truckworld.com/4x4-OffRoad/96-1957TurboWillys/1957TurboWillys.html

Originally posted by larryboy


67 vette 327,T90:eek: ,D18 and stock axles. It's my mall crawler:D ,it will never see rocks:p .


Looks/sounds done up nice none the less.

Yeah I saw this Willy's in the town of Buena Vista all summer while i was working. Its really clean, and i believe he is running a SBC, and CJ axles.

That pic was taken at Monarch ski area and I talked to him for a second, he looked to have been working for a ski rental place cause he was loading ski equipment into a van.

Originally posted by jeenjer
here's a web sit i just found: http://www.truckworld.com/4x4-OffRoad/96-1957TurboWillys/1957TurboWillys.html

close.. but that's not it.. notice the split windshield and split rear window on the site.

...but close...

berg