Traveler

Ok so it's pretty rough, but the price is right and you hardly ever see these things. This could be the start of a cool off road build.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/898858404720713/?mibextid=dXMIcH

 

I have few “before I die” wants in my life, but owning/building another Scout II or Traveller is one of them.

 

Aardvark of Scouts..
I think we sold 3 units total.
My dad wouldn't stock one.

 

Looks like it has already been monkeyed with. Has early 70s Chevy axles under it.

 

Traveler wheelbase: 119”
Willys pickup wheelbase: 118”

 

You could say the same thing about the CJ6. Now a lot of guys want them.

 

I will never understand that.

1. So much more room for activities
2. Its the LJ of the CJ world and we all know how much people desire an LJ over a TJ

 

The first girl I ever kissed way back in grade school…
Her dad was my dentist…
He drove a light yellow Traveler. It looked so cool coming up our driveway to pick her up.

 

And I thought the listing was going to be for a Willys Traveler, a really rare Sedan Delivery.
The extended Scout ll version is fairly rare too. I always wondered if the hardtop on these was removable like on the Scout ll. This would be a lot more interesting with the original D44 axles.
-Donny

 

Nice

 

Shame they put those axles under it. The body on that looks like it’s in good shape. Bet you some Jeep fanatic got those stock axles

 

The problem is width. I don't remember the exact dimensions, but the track width on a Willys PU is significantly wider in the rear than the front.
The rear axle we put in my son's PU is from an 80's F150 and it's slightly narrower than stock! The Wagoneer front axle is several inches wider than stock.

 

Plenty of room for a 3rd row or an air mattress because that's where i'ld be sleeping once I got home with it.

 

Then you wouldn't have to clean up

 

Na trust me, she'll carry sir poops-a-lot out for a visit... which reminds me... I could be out and back before the doctors note expires.

 

If I recall I think IH made a pickup version as well. That would be rare as well.

 

The Terra!

https://www.hemmings.com/stories/article/scouts-last-stand-1976-80-international-scout-terra