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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2500
Craig spotted this one. It runs, but definitely has rust. I just can’t tell how much.
“1954 Willys 4×4 wagon
Inline “hurricane” 6 cylinder engine
3 speed transmission, recently added overdrive,
Truck has typical rust rot (floors, quarters, etc)
I was going to turn this into a beach buggy, but don’t have the heart.
great candidate for restoration.
Price will go up as I make repairs/restoration.
Truck gets tons of looks wherever it goes.”
Looks like plastic rolled down over the side windows. Not too bad for a Jersey wagon, rust seems to be with in a reasonable amount being NJ.
Rust or not, I doubt this lasts through the weekend. Cool vehicle for that price 🙂