Vintage 4wd Pictures:Other Makes

[Dooley]

Originally Posted by 57NAPCO

A better shot of the 73 El Coolmino

Rob, you might find it interesting to know in 1973 I bought a new Malibu.
I did not keep it long as I spotted a new Monte Carlo I just had to have!

Sorry, after all these years only pic I have found of it.

[Killer Bee]

my neighbor's 56 Willys, still running an original flat head

[special-K]

I love thems Willyses! I hope to have one some day. While I like them a bit closer to original, this beast is a pretty neat... beast. It's owned and built by some company I've seen at trucks shows on display

[57NAPCO]

Originally Posted by Dooley

Rob, you might find it interesting to know in 1973 I bought a new Malibu.
I did not keep it long as I spotted a new Monte Carlo I just had to have!

Sorry, after all these years only pic I have found of it.

Ah...1973, the year I graduated from high school.

Hope your doing well Dooley! ....Well I know you are cause your still buying bad ass heavy iron

[HO455]

Spotted this one for sale and thought it was a good way to bring the thread to the top. Cool survivor with accessories. $50K. As much as I wish I owned this I do not.

https://seattle.craigslist.org/tac/c...919738111.html

See YouTube "1958 Hemi W500 Power Wagon". Bone stock, 31,000 miles, 315 Hemi, NP420, Brownie over and under, 10k front PTO winch, 20k PTO rear winch, PTO dump bed, Warn hubs, roof radio, deluxe interior option, new power giant tires, all new drive lines and 19 universal joints, stainless brake lines, never been painted, loaded with almost every factory option, transfer case PTO drives rear winch, 2 transmission PTO's, very rare truck, 82 produced in 1958, only 3 with the HEMI. Includes PTO driven cement mixer, front crane and rigging

[sweetk30]

me looking at the ad

me after looking at the ad and 30 sec has passed

that is a thing of truck beefyness sexy

and here is the video he said to look at . https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ur7ALAPDTak

[mongocanfly]

priced to sell...wow...

[68panelman]

Big dollar truck when new in 1958

[Ol Blue K20]

Originally Posted by HO455

Spotted this one for sale and thought it was a good way to bring the thread to the top. Cool survivor with accessories. As much as I wish I owned this I do not.

https://seattle.craigslist.org/tac/c...919738111.html

See YouTube "1958 Hemi W500 Power Wagon". Bone stock, 31,000 miles, 315 Hemi, NP420, Brownie over and under, 10k front PTO winch, 20k PTO rear winch, PTO dump bed, Warn hubs, roof radio, deluxe interior option, new power giant tires, all new drive lines and 19 universal joints, stainless brake lines, never been painted, loaded with almost every factory option, transfer case PTO drives rear winch, 2 transmission PTO's, very rare truck, 82 produced in 1958, only 3 with the HEMI. Includes PTO driven cement mixer, front crane and rigging

Really cool truck but the price does me in. I would love to see it in person though.

[GSP7]

$50k ? ....... no




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[HO455]

Originally Posted by GSP7

$50k ? ....... no




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But it comes with a crane and cement mixer!

[HO455]

To the top with this interesting 4x4.


https://seattle.craigslist.org/see/c...005536996.html

'42 GMC CCKW 353, modified troop carrier. Shortened frame, off road fifth wheel road tractor. All wheel bearings and seals new, all 12 U-joints new, all brake drums turned, all brake slaves bored and rebuilt, all brake shoes re-lined, '72 292 Chev. bored to 300ci balanced and blueprinted professionally. Not even started yet. '72 2ton Chev. 4-speed trans. mated up to stock divorced transfer case. $3500.00 in eleven new tires 8.25 x 20. All aluminum fabricated M-48 ring mount and trolley reproduction. Non-op composite M2 Browning .50 cal. machine gun. All parts to finish included. All sheet-metal is bead blasted and acid etched. Needs some body work on all non painted parts. Truck was modified to drive at 55-60 MPH. Could be show stopper at parades and car shows. Was being built as a U.S. Navy, Pearl Harbor tribute. Could be easily made to reflect U.S. Army or Marines.
Need to sell, any reasonable offer considered. No trades,cash only. Truck has never been started.$ 7500.00html

[Yukon Jack]

Dang, that's quite a cool truck!

[special-K]

That really is a super cool truck. It's not an "Other Make" but looks good here anyway

Here's a military Studebaker

[57NAPCO]

What a beauty,
“rum and coke” gas cans

An awful lot of work went into that truck, 7500 bucks is a steal for the right guy. Sounds like it could be had for less.

Originally Posted by HO455

To the top with this interesting 4x4.


https://seattle.craigslist.org/see/c...005536996.html

'42 GMC CCKW 353, modified troop carrier. Shortened frame, off road fifth wheel road tractor. All wheel bearings and seals new, all 12 U-joints new, all brake drums turned, all brake slaves bored and rebuilt, all brake shoes re-lined, '72 292 Chev. bored to 300ci balanced and blueprinted professionally. Not even started yet. '72 2ton Chev. 4-speed trans. mated up to stock divorced transfer case. $3500.00 in eleven new tires 8.25 x 20. All aluminum fabricated M-48 ring mount and trolley reproduction. Non-op composite M2 Browning .50 cal. machine gun. All parts to finish included. All sheet-metal is bead blasted and acid etched. Needs some body work on all non painted parts. Truck was modified to drive at 55-60 MPH. Could be show stopper at parades and car shows. Was being built as a U.S. Navy, Pearl Harbor tribute. Could be easily made to reflect U.S. Army or Marines.
Need to sell, any reasonable offer considered. No trades,cash only. Truck has never been started.$ 7500.00html

[HO455]

Originally Posted by 57NAPCO

What a beauty,
“rum and coke” gas cans

An awful lot of work went into that truck, 7500 bucks is a steal for the right guy. Sounds like it could be had for less.

Before the listing disappeared I got one more photo since it was hard to see in the earlier ones.
Plus this popular accompaniment from back in the day.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=zGxL2uNr7bk

[57NAPCO]

Interesting, it’s back up for sale at twice the price...

https://bellingham.craigslist.org/ct...020213054.html

Has dooley’s name all over it

[dieseldawg142]

this beauty of a '60 showed up at the guy down the street and around the corner from me

[Vicente Aceves]

Picture of a 75 K10 I just bought. Still looks like it did over 40 years ago....the trans builder dated it back in 87. Thought it was cool

[HO455]

Bump to the top for a Studebaker WWII style. I like it a lot!

https://portland.craigslist.org/clc/...103877575.html

1940's International Harvester Corp. Navy Fire Truck M3-H4

Reads "U.S.N. 51290" on each door; serial #HFA-35534; motor there, but does not run. Manual transmission. All-wheel drive.
The other donor vehicle was parted down and those components are included here.
According to the National International Harvester Collectors Club: "the M3-H4 was found on most U.S. Navy bases as a Class 500 crash truck". The M3-H4 was made between 1941-1944. (The National International Harvester Collectors Club provides a worldwide collector's network for the preservation of history, products, literature and memorabilia of the International Harvester Company.)

We have taken the rotten cab off and have a replacement and great doors ready with it as well.
Engine and gearbox will be loaded to pallet and placed on the rear bed for transport. Cab and nose tin can also be loaded for single load shipment. There is a second engine that had it's bottom end rebuilt with about 5,000 miles logged, that will go with it as well,The second is a complete engine that has been out of it's donor truck for 8 years

[farmall]

Here is my XLC2

[farmall]

My old International. It had a camper in it since day one.

[farmall]

My bobber. I did it on a 3 day weekend.

[Ol Blue K20]

Originally Posted by farmall

My old International. It had a camper in it since day one.

Originally Posted by farmall

My bobber. I did it on a 3 day weekend.

Pretty nice rigs., I like the International the best. What year is it?

[farmall]

My 69. I need to finish this one.