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So after several days of soaking with penatrating oil, the trottle plate moves freely and the starter button does too. Pulled the plugs today and shot lube in the cylinders.

Thats an awesome post, thanks for the info.

Sorry for the sideway pictures, posted from my phone.

So there's a bit of sheet metal work to be done. Gotta pull the starter out so I can free up the start button on it and make sure it spins. All the gauges need to be replace and the brakes are still a mystery. The throttle plate on the carburetor is sized up and is currently soaking in kroil...

So the last couple days have been nice so I've had some time to pressure was the cckw inside and out. Confirmed the vin # 353 truck with banjo axles. Been spraying down any thing that should move with lube to get things to move again. Next in the list is to remove what's left of the bed.

So the frame was extended a couple feet, that will come off along with the extra steel that was added for its previous life as a mobile lifting platform for installing siding on buildings.

Ok, some more pictures. And not shown is a pto on the driver's side with a rear facing output shafts.

So what have I got myself into? Lol

Wooden steering wheel that's coming apart, and yes, lots of rust, I'm not holding my breath. He's supposed to be getting it out of the black berries this afternoon so I can get a better look at the whole thing.

Here's some pictures of it. There's also a few other items there too. Willy engine and garwood winch. The owner of them told me that his father made the skid that has the Willy's engine and winch on it to clear the property where he lives, the winch looks to be the correct one to go on the...

So I've been having a garage sale all weekend and I've had all kinds of Questions about the OD in the front yard...:D So today I had an old timer ask if i was interested in a '43 CCKW. Says there is no box on the back and the typical ran when parked statement. LOL I'm planning on looking at it...