Collectors are an odd sort of people. Depending on what the person collects, they will find things with the right image in any shape possible. For instance, people who collect cats will have clocks, phones, and pillows that look like cats. People who collect baseball memorabilia will have baseball chairs, baseball cups, and baseball helmets. And people who collect Popeye memorabilia will want to have this in their living room.
FREE 1940s Willys Jeep for parts or decor
condition: salvage
This 1940s collectible Willys Jeep could be restored or can be used for parts or even decor. You would need to tow it away. This is part of an estate and the paperwork is missing.
NinjaChow, you Canadian collectors are the coolest! Thanks for the ideas on how to decorate the den. Now, how much will it cost to have this towed to California?
Welcome To Fabulous Sparkyville 
Poor thing just needs some love.
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Thisnis a great addition for those who decorate in tetanus chic.
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Is this the same as giving you the willies?
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Sparky found a Jeep
But not its papers alas
Refrigerator
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I must have missed the refrigerator! Is it by the radiator?
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Spark also nees to not use a “salvage” camera.
A person might imagine that potential future possessors of this item would want to see more than just odd corners and crannies (and whoever that is taking the good stuff out of the back).
Spark has managed to spell the Willys name correctly–ought to, as it’s embossed on the bodywork in several places on genuine vehicles. Which also neatly dodged the controversy over just how the name is pronounced (wih LEES or WIL es).
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Gee, Spark, think you could have taken a picture of the whole vehicle, or are you intending to only offer up the bits you have not Texas Chainsaw Massacred (just _what_ is that dude doing in that one picture?)
Spelt “Willys” correctly–but, it’s embossed in several place on the vehicle.
Did not enter the debate on the pronunciation of the name, though–one camp insists it’s wih LEES, the other WILL es.
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I’ve been thinking of turning the spare room into a den and this could be just the piece I need.
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A den of iniquity?
A den of thieves?
A den of lions?
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A “den of I found dis on craigslist?”
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A den of lions of course. I can hide dumb Sparky tourists in the Willys for the lions to find, it’ll be just like a Kong toy only bigger. 🙂
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