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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3000
It looks pretty good from the passenger side.
“VERY RARE… All original 1962 Willys Wagon 4×4, Flat Head 6 cyl eng (runs like a dream), three stick transfer case, Heater works, lights work, wipers work, 4×4 works … It does need restored, it has rust, but not bad for the year, The frame has NO RUST! $3000.00 – OBO. It also comes with a extra flat head willys motor and a service manual.
email with any questios. I check my email often.”
would like more info.
Hi Jerome,
It appears the Craigslist ad has expired, so the wagon is likely still available. I’ll update this ad as soon as I seen it.
– Dave
Rare…I’ll take mine medium rare please….why does the words “rare” make it worth more?
Maybe that’s simply another word for raw? 🙂
I’m interested in contacting the seller..I want to make a deal
Hi Brian,
We will have to wait until it is relisted. I don’t have any more info about the seller.
– Dave