[Diesel_Brad]

please bear with me as i have no clue about these trucks.



I think I am getting one. My neighbor is selling his dedicated driveway plower of 10 years. It sits in the barn 24/7 unless it is plowing his drive. He is haveing your typical vehicle sitting to much syndrome and he doesnt want to deal with it anymore.

Now from what i have seen of these trucks they rot and BAD. his has rust but not too bad, floors, rockers, bed floor, but everything else looks fixable.

I would most likely look into a BT4 conversion or a small block ford.

Also, what is the truck worth? It runs and drives, (not been on the road in 20 years) has a non-power angle plow(which he may end up keeping for his tractor). 2 owner. It origianly was a GOODYEAR dealers shop truck and still is lettered like one. I dont really need another project but i always wanted a willys. How hard is it to get sheet metal parts for these?


o and i thinkit is a 67-69


Thanks, Brad

This post has been edited by Diesel_Brad: 29 January 2011 - 08:16 AM

[Phatrandy]

put in some pictures

[jamiedolan]

Diesel_Brad, on 29 January 2011 - 08:14 AM, said:

please bear with me as i have no clue about these trucks.



I think I am getting one. My neighbor is selling his dedicated driveway plower of 10 years. It sits in the barn 24/7 unless it is plowing his drive. He is haveing your typical vehicle sitting to much syndrome and he doesnt want to deal with it anymore.

Now from what i have seen of these trucks they rot and BAD. his has rust but not too bad, floors, rockers, bed floor, but everything else looks fixable.

I would most likely look into a BT4 conversion or a small block ford.

Also, what is the truck worth? It runs and drives, (not been on the road in 20 years) has a non-power angle plow(which he may end up keeping for his tractor). 2 owner. It origianly was a GOODYEAR dealers shop truck and still is lettered like one. I dont really need another project but i always wanted a willys. How hard is it to get sheet metal parts for these?


o and i thinkit is a 67-69


Thanks, Brad

As Phrandy suggested, uploading some photos would be very helpful. There is plenty of space included in your account here that you can upload the photos right into the site.

Thanks

Jamie Dolan