1955 Willys Pickup

OFFERED WITHOUT RESERVE

Designed to bring Jeep toughness to farmers, ranchers, and commercial users, the Willys Pickup was part of the rugged Jeep Truck line introduced by Willys-Overland in 1947. By 1955, it had evolved into a durable work vehicle known for its four-wheel-drive capability, simple mechanics, and distinctive styling.

This example was rebuilt using a mid-1990s Jeep Wrangler YJ chassis, retaining YJ drivetrain, suspension, steering, and braking components. It is powered by a Jasper-remanufactured Jeep 4.0-liter inline-six engine paired with a five-speed manual transmission and dual-range transfer case, and its bed is custom made from sheet and tubular steel. Only the Willys cab and front end remain.

The four-wheel-drive pickup truck features gray paint, Dana 35 rear axle assembly, tinted windows, LED lighting inside and out, wood-planked bed, stirrup steps, 17” Raceline Wheels wrapped in Toyo tires, front disc and rear brakes, AutoMeter gauges, power windows and locks, keyless remote entry, two-tone black and gray leather bucket seats, alligator leather on door panels and headliner, Vintage Air, a tilt and leather-wrapped steering wheel, center console, touchscreen stereo, and backup camera.