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UPDATE: Was $5500. **SOLD**
Dan spotted this find. Looks like a good price.
“1961 Willys wagon in awesome condition.”
Even has a winch! Somebody should be breaking law to get there first! Downside he should have said more about what he or she has. And a picture of the engine compartment.
This has the dual aux gauges flanking the big speedo. I remember reading somewhere that there was a theory that this was an option (dealer-installed?), or simply owners separately wanted more info than a warning light and installed the two gauges.
In any case, seems like a great deal.
I called on this to get some more answers. I asked him to send me some pictures and he said he was putting more on the ad. I have asked for engine photos as well as close ups of any rust. He said it has a 265 Chevy, the rest is stock. The engine has difficulty running when it is hot out. Has original 15″ wheels as well. The winch is functional. He says no rust except surface. Original paint touched up poorly with a rattle can. Note the circa 60s radio.
The gauges were a common add on for more info. Id say more than half of remaining wagons eventually received that mod. But it was not a dealer thing as far as I can tell. Just lots of real estate to add stuff to “update” it. Wish it had the original engine.
Is it still for sale?
Hi Scooter,
It looks like it sold. I’ve updated the post.
– Dave