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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $8500
(02/05/2016) Looks rust free.
“NICE RUNNING WILLYS WITH A FLAT HEAD SIX 3 SPEED WITH 4X4.
BODY GOOD, PAINT GOOD
RED AND LIGHT BROWN AND LIGHT BROWN INTERIOR, FOLD DOWN REAR SEATS, WOODFLOOR BEHIND SEATS.
5 NEW TIRES.”
Another nice wagon at a fair price. Am I the only one that sees value here? Maybe it’s that most guys don’t want a STOCK wagon, rather cut it up and make it a STREET ROD. Sometimes I just don’t get it, but this works to my advantage, I get some really good deals.
This one has been slowly dropping in price. I’m surprised it hasn’t sold by now. Maybe the pictures don’t tell the whole story??
What’s under the false floor? If it is original and un-rusted there, even minus the original wood slats, it sure seems worth it. The interior looks unusually well maintained for a 55 yr old vehicle.
I’m with Mike. I cringe when I read that they ” have installed a crate motor” I cry when I read the tyrany is now an automatic, and nearly go “postal” when they’ve converted to 2wd. So Sad.