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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2500.
(06/27/2015) Might be a good project.
“1951 Willy’s Jeep Delivery (title as a Station Wagon) in storage since 1975, Burnt valve, pulled head and valve, Sprayed down with “Liquid Wrench” Been in storage ever since. Asking $2500 or best reasonable offer. I tried to get pictures of the rusted areas.”
Someone please save the Wagon.
Not a 51 Looks more to be a 47/48. Not a 49 astray is mounted in the dash and not on top of dash.
Not many of these flat fenders around any more looks to be in to bad of shape from the photos.
Just a bit out of range for me.
Yeah the machine-turned background of the gauge assembly is for 1949 and older. In 1950, Willys switched to a silver background with the three horizontal black stripes.
In any case, nice Parkway project.