 Following World War II, Willys began to sell the Jeep to the civilian market, particularly on farms. Experimental AgriJeeps were tested in the late stages of the war to adapt the Jeep to farming tasks. A belt pulley, power take off (PTO), and a three-point hitch adapted the Jeep for field work. A dedicated run of Farm Jeeps and Jeep Tractors were produced between 1951 and 1954 with GC and GD model codes, although any Jeep could be outfitted with the farm options. The Jeep Tractor lacked a windshield, front suspension, lights, and other features for road use.
Farm Jeep - Farm Jeep and Jeep Tractor at CJ3A.info
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