THE F100 HAULER THAT DEFIED THE ODDS: A Six-Wheeler Dream 40 Years in the Making
Some projects take a few months, others take a couple of years—but when you’re dealing with a lifelong dream, it’s not about the clock. It’s about the journey. For brothers Frank and Heinrich Enslin, that journey began in 1982. Their mission? Build a six-wheeler pickup that would be a tribute to their friend, Tommy Jarret. They started strong, using a ‘56 Ford F100 steel body found on a farm in Bela Bela, but life had other plans. The project was shelved, leaving the brothers wondering whatever became of that steel body.

