kinda cool in a...

[frankenstang57]

white trash sorta way. https://nashville.craigslist.org/car/633296317.html Looks like they did a pretty nice job of building it. Funny thing is I found it being discussed in an El Camino forum.(don't ask...) They were bagging on it pretty hard. Sheesh, I'd take a Jag any day over a crappy Malibu stationwagon!

 

[Steve_S]

Ugly but interesting. I'd lose the wire wheels.

 

[tony barnhill]

I've driven that truck..pretty good conversion...but at the time I drove it last year he only wanted $5,000....AC didn't work & there were some instruments, minor things he'd not figured out....& I wouldn't exactly call it a 'show truck'!

Oh, I have 5 of those wheels if anybody needs any.

 

[bugimike]

Kinda reminds me of the Jeep Wagoneer that Bill Harrah put a Ferarri 375 front end on (and powertrain!) years ago.

He did it because he had a rear-ended Ferarri and a front-ended Jeep (and because he could! :laugh: )

 

[AngliaGT]

The Jerrari - I have an old Road&Track Magazine
with an article on it.Pretty cool.
I'd almost like to get that Jag pickup just to
tick off the uptight Jag owner's at some of the
British Car shows.

- Doug

 

[Guest]

You'd have to put a Ford emblem on it.
I know they sold Jaguar, but even so...

 

[bugimike]

Yup R&T did the article. Nice to know there are others out there with stacks of old mags!! :thumbsup:

 

[Silverghost]

I got to see that "Jerrari" when I visited the Museum many years ago. You really couldn't tell it shouldn't have been that way it was so well done.

 

[martx-5]

I don't know, that Jerrari doesn't look so great to me. I think I like the Jag job better.

 

[Steve_S]

I've seen the Jerarri. Well enough done but still... yeech!

 

[equiprx]

Looks like the Citroen stretch wagon to me.

I don't know, that Jerrari doesn't look so great to me. I think I like the Jag job better.

 

[70herald]

To bad they turned it into a stepsides would have been nicer if they had left the Jag sides on it and just cut it down el-camino style.