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   Many years ago my boss gave me a pile of American "Popular Mechanics" magazines from the 50's. A chap in one had actually done this with a trailer, as they call them over there, and the front half of a WW2 Willys jeep, just using the front, driven, axle. The write-up had pictures and if I remember correctly, it is over 40 years ago, the Jeep front end from the dash forwards stuck out of the front. Don't think it would meet modern standards.              Maybe our friend has been reading this article.

                           Pete.

Quote: Originally posted by Burrellboy on 03/10/2010

   Many years ago my boss gave me a pile of American "Popular Mechanics" magazines from the 50's. A chap in one had actually done this with a trailer, as they call them over there, and the front half of a WW2 Willys jeep, just using the front, driven, axle. The write-up had pictures and if I remember correctly, it is over 40 years ago, the Jeep front end from the dash forwards stuck out of the front. Don't think it would meet modern standards.              Maybe our friend has been reading this article.

                           Pete.

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Quote: Originally posted by lancscampers on 04/10/2010

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I once saw a caravan mounted on the back of a Sprinter chassis like the one below.



The Sprinter was rather rusty and I must admit if did look a bit "chavish".

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Quote: Originally posted by FionaW1971 on 03/10/2010

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Wonder who it is - Tentz perhaps??!

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