I love finding that there are more cool old cars to learn of for the first time, here's a 1959 Willy’s Jeep FC 170

I've never seen one live or in a photo, I have no idea why this is so, I've love one of these for a work truck! It'd grab attention like a crocodile in a crowded room.

via: http://www.ewillys.com/?p=31350

I love finding that there are more cool old cars to learn of for the first time, here's a 1959 Willy’s Jeep FC 170

I've never seen one live or in a photo, I have no idea why this is so, I've love one of these for a work truck! It'd grab attention like a crocodile in a crowded room.

via: http://www.ewillys.com/?p=31350

Most unusual license plate on the back of this Whizzer, how often do you see one?

Reminds me of the license plate on the Custer motorized wheelchair: http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/search/label/Custer%20Car

Yes, that is "Hello Kitty" tread. Sad, very sad.

Most unusual license plate on the back of this Whizzer, how often do you see one?

Reminds me of the license plate on the Custer motorized wheelchair: http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/search/label/Custer%20Car

Yes, that is "Hello Kitty" tread. Sad, very sad.

Cool stuff in the used parts area. (I deliberately refuse to call it swap meet)

I forgot to ask what the above was for, looks like a possible oil pouring pitcher

From a 1946 Nash, and the seller wanted 3 times too much

Cool additions to the fuel tank

Cool stuff in the used parts area. (I deliberately refuse to call it swap meet)

I forgot to ask what the above was for, looks like a possible oil pouring pitcher

From a 1946 Nash, and the seller wanted 3 times too much

Cool additions to the fuel tank

Cool stuff in the used parts area. (I deliberately refuse to call it swap meet)

I forgot to ask what the above was for, looks like a possible oil pouring pitcher

From a 1946 Nash, and the seller wanted 3 times too much

Cool additions to the fuel tank