same Willys pickup by Richardphotos
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the engine bay is really packed. I would think the fenders went on after installing their engine
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wow
I think the whole front end went on after the engine was installed - wow!
WOW!! Fabulous car and well taken too !!
What a little beastie this one is. Do folks actually drive these cars, or are they simply a means for these folks to show off and exercise their male competition thingy? I would imagine mucho dinero was pumped into this little critter. Oh, by the way, another super capture, Richard.
Excellent Work,
Fantastic car, nice capture!
Fantastic car!!
what a nice and polished car.
Very original and fun car! perfect shot !!
Fantastic my friend!!!bravissimo!V:DDD.Hugsxx Whylma
Not a lot of room free in there.. must be a nightmaire working on the engine
Gorgeous capture.
Very good!
Exellent.
WOW... What a fantastic mecanic Richard !!!
Awesome vintage car.
Rad engine in this classy ride.
A great looking engine and car. Wonderfully detailed capture, Richard.
You caught this unusual installation for a rod Willys. I see a alternator with it's fan and what may be an air conditioner compressor pulley on a serpentine drive -or-- just the water pump for what seems to be a low crossflow radiator by the long metal radiator hose. A magical capture of light off the reflections that shows no Rootes supercharger. And Chrysler once owned Rootes in UK! Eaton and Holley lured OEMs from GMC to their builds including screw types. Candidates for future shots.
Fantastic!
Amazing car, great shot !
very impressive car!
Very impressive looking engine superb shot
cool
Interesting - nice capture!!!
It probably originally had a bumper right?