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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $6000.
(06/03/2010) Here’s a 4×4 truck in the great state of Alaska.
“1954 Willys 4×4 Station Wagon. All original except conversion to 12-volt, and electric fuel pump. 6 cylinder L-226 Super-Hurricane engine. T-90 transmission. Warn overdrive. Engine, transmission, and overdrive have all been rebuilt. Clean inside and out. Original oak floor strips. Some rust over rear wheel wells. Can send additional pictures. $6000 obo. Serious inquiries only.”
UPDATE: Price lowered to $11,950
(10/03/09) This is a nice looking Wagon. I thought the use of the background blurs was unusual.
“Call 415-706-4855 or 415-453-0270. 1957 Willys Jeep Wagon. Arguably the first SUV ever made. It has a rebuilt inline 6-226 cubic inch Super Hurricane engine with a 4WD (4-Wheel-Drive) 3-speed transmission. It has gear levers for both front and rear transaxles. The car has 56,337 miles showing on the odometer. It equipped with a removable second row of seats and a manually operated spotlight. It is a beautiful car, owned locally in Marin since 1957. It is priced to sell at $11,950.”
http://sfbay.craigslist.org/nby/ctd/1851903179.html
UPDATE: Price dropped to $1000
(07/05/2010) This has some updates and needs a little work, but it might not be a bad price.
“stalled project car very good 289 mustang V8 later model jeep p/u axels new leaf springs 4×4 all new window rubber waiting for new glass needs further reassembly good body 707-4583128”
http://humboldt.craigslist.org/cto/1848975745.html
This is a great looking Wagon … but who actually appraises vehicles and why don’t the know what they are doing? I mean, it appraised at $19,000? That is nuts.
“1948 Willys Town Delivery SBC-350 turbo 8 ¾ crystler 355 gears power disk brakes. $12,000 invested, $19,000 appraised,
$7,000 asking price.”
http://toledo.craigslist.org/cto/1837053118.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay
(06/26/2010) Here’s an unusual wagon looking for the right owner.
“
1956 Willys Overland station wagon. Chopped, raked and stretched. Power steering. Power brakes. 1967 Chevrolet 327 with Powerglide. 1934 Ford front fenders and bumper. Chevrolet S-10 chassis. All steel except hood scoop and front 1/2 of front fenders. Personally built by myself from the ground-up over 2 years. Everything new or rebuilt. Deathtrap Customs “flying Skull” hood ornament. 16″ American racing Hopster wheels and new Kona 235/16 tires. New brakes, bearings, shocks and control arm bushings. Rear differential from 1997 S-10 opened, thoroughly cleaned, inspected, painted and installed with new, correct fluid. New drive shaft. 1967 Chevrolet aluminum Powerglide totally rebuilt by Dakota Clutch and Transmission. 1967 Chevrolet Impala 327 “double hump” heads (275 hp Impala). Roller rockers. 1967 Corvette 350 hp aluminum Winter “snowflake” intake manifold. Bored and crank turned .030. Heddman headers. 1967 Chevrolet power steering. Holley 4-barrel. New electronic ignition. New Jeep CJ gas tank and “Hidden Hitch” to pull your other junk. Hidden trans cooler….”
UPDATE: The year has been changed to a ’51 and the price increased to $5500. Better pics added to the ad.
(06/04/2010) This is an interesting project … a wagon on a camaro foundation.
“This 1953 Willys has a Chevy 400 small block in it. It is 2WD. It has a 67 Camaro subframe under it. The underneath is rust free, very solid. This came up from North Carolina. It runs and drives. It is very rare Sedan Delivery. (724) 239-5648 or (724) 986-6285.”
http://pittsburgh.craigslist.org/ctd/1829863486.html
UPDATE: It’s unclear if this is still for sale or not. I have not seen it relisted lately. Was listed at $2850
This looks solid from afar.
“1959 Willy – Overland Jeep Station Wagon. Semi restored. Engine runs and transmission shifts OK. 4 Wheel Drive works. All original except for electric wiper motor and new horn relay. All gauges work. Missing ashtray. No rust problems onthe frame. Some rust issues on the body, but repairable. Have two sets of wheels and tires. on 16″ wheels (5) and 15″ X 8″ wide wheels in back (4). Great for restoration. Have extra transmission and transfer case. $2850 OBO. Call J.D. Barron (205) 699-5010 or email.”
http://bham.craigslist.org/cto/1823956513.html
UPDATE: Sold to an ewillys reader.
This looks like a pretty solid, stock wagon.
“1952 willys wagon,292 chevy,6cyl,straight body, very little rust”
My question: is all this stuff keeping this old willys truck together?
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $550
“I have a project 54 Willys panel wagon. It has chevy small block motor mounts with auto trans crossmenber. It has a 305 in it that ran when it waspulled. The floor pans are rusted out but i have new ones that need fitted and welded. there is definitly some work that needs to be put into this thing but its a super cool kinda rare find. There is NO TITLE but the motor vehicle inspector will give you one fairly easy.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4200.
This appears in good shape.
“Drive or restore, super hurricane six some rust that is common with this model, Grabby front brake, some valve noise, hasn’t changed in the past 10 years, interior is decent 208 390 6553 verizion”
Here’s a few vehicles for sale.
“1957 Willys wagon 4×4. Flathead 6 cylinder engine. Runs and drives good! All original except new paint, rims, and radio. $3500.00
1974 CJ5 Jeep 4×4. 6 cylinder. Original factory hardtopand owners manual. Always garaged kept. $6000.00
1976 CJ7 Jeep Quadratrac, automatic. Levi edition with new soft top. Runs and sounds great! $4500.00
For more information call 770-258-5080.”
http://atlanta.craigslist.org/wat/cto/1809236595.html
This doesn’t look too bad.
“1960 Willys Wagon jeep. 289 v8, 4 speed trans.. has some rust, but not horrible. runs and 4 wheel drive works. 2500 obo, would consider trades. call 541-4081903”
http://portland.craigslist.org/grg/cto/1811514242.html
The body on this appears solid. I don’t see any pics of the parts wagon.
“I have up fpr sale a 1950 willys wagon 4×4 and also have one for parts that is also 4×4 but is not complete the one that is complete runs good and the 4×4 works good the brakes will need going threw they do not work $ 1995.00 obo call for more info 479-970-1245”
http://fortsmith.craigslist.org/cto/1807539429.html
Dan spotted this cheap, running wagon!
“WILLYS WAGON ITS A 62 WITH A 235 CHEV 6, T90 TRANNY, SPICER 18 T-CASE, COMES WITH EXTRA FRONT CLIP, AND TRANNY WITH TRANSFER, NEEDS SOME WORK THE MOTOR DOES RUN. $650 OR POSSIBLE TRADE WHAT YOU GOT. CALL MATT 509-362-0817”
http://spokane.craigslist.org/cto/1803146771.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay.
“Extremely unique, one-of-a-kind!! Completely restored, inside and out, as you can see from the pics. Less than 1,000 miles since frame off restoration. 350 (balanced) Chevy motor, cam, headers, and 327 Corvette heads. 350 turbo trans, 9 inch Ford rear end, Mustang II front suspension and dropped spindles. Real lacewood vaneer outside panels. White wall tires. Has heater, but no air conditioning. Kenwood CD player, maple flooring, mahogony inside paneling. Runs & drives like a dream! Needs absolutely nothing! Always kept in a controlled environment, and has never seen rain!”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5950.
The seller indicates the body is fine, but does have some dents. This is equipped with a saturn overdrive.
“Original Arizona vehicle. Second owner. 96k miles, original L6-226 flathead engine w/ Weber 38mm DGV carb, B-W T90 transmission, Dana 18 transfer case, Dana 25 front axle, Dana 44 rear axle, Warn-type (Saturn) overdrive, 4.27:1 axle ratio, SuperWinch front axle hubs, BFG 31″ All-Terrain Mud tires, Saginaw steering box, Rancho springs, electric and mechanical fuel pumps. Front axle, transmission, transfer case, and brakes recently rebuilt; very low mileage on new clutch and overdrive. Various other new or rebuilt parts on engine. This is a daily driver, not a show car. There are small dings in the body and the paint is average. The interior is functional, but needs a floor mat, new door panels, and windlace around the doors. Fuel gage and driver’s side door handle need to be repaired. E-mail for high-res pics.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $7500
Lots of updates on this nice looking build.
“Get ready for Car Shows and Cruise NIghts with this 1962 Willys SW body on 1991 S-10 2wd chassis. 350TPI w/350 trans,headers,dual exhaust B&M shifter, P/S, CD player PA title and Inspected. Runs good, very quick. Very unique vehicle. Recent work include new master cylinder, calipers and wheel cylinder. shocks (4) springs front and rear. Interior has dodge ram bucket seats, rear seat is oe, wooden door panels. Add some woodgrain vinyl and surfboard for classic California look. New picture, wheels are now red. I bought car done, changed the roof color silver bottom-gray roof and wheels.”
This needs some work done. It’s a good looking rig. Those rear tires sure look close to the body.
“1953 Jeep Willys wagon. This is a PROJECT CAR – Great project, very solid body. Engine: 1996 Jeep 318 (not hooked up). Transmission: 4 speed automatic. Full time 4 wheel drive. Interior not finished – seats from 1996 Jeep Cherokee. 33″ Mickey Thompson tires. All parts to put it together. Needs to be finished (I hurt my shoulder and can’t work on it).”
http://salem.craigslist.org/cto/1798416995.html
There is a little body work, but might not be too bad.
“1962 Willys Jeep Utility Wagon 4×4. “Super Hurricane” 226 c.i. L-Head engine that runs good. Body is very solid, needs only a little work on lower driver side rear quarter and bottom of tailgate. Floors will need some work as well. Doors, fenders, hood, and quarters all solid. Have 3 extra doors. Runs & drives and would make a great project! Clear title! Asking $1650 obo. More pictures can be viewed here… http://s3.photobucket.com/albums/y98/trapperj06/Willys%20Jeep/”
http://milwaukee.craigslist.org/cto/1780816006.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3800.
It’s unclear if this runs or not. It appears to have a few dings, but might not have much rust.
“im selling my 1951 willys wagon, in great condition with spare parts, extra doors, etc. asking $3800 obo.”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $8000
(02/09/2010) Here’s a nice a Wagon.
“1959 Willys just turned 100 thousand miles. 4-Wheel without overdrive. Third owner. Purchased new in Denver then lived in Moscow for twenty something years before being sold to second owner some eight miles away. First owner changed the generator over to an alternator. Other than that no foolish “improvements.” Second owner had it also for twenty or so years and I have had it since. None of us have abused this marvelous machine in any way. Original engine and drivetrain and just about everything else but the battery and tires. Second owner rebuilt the engine about thirty thousand miles ago. No oil use. Performs as new. Cruises at sixty without any unstability or wander or excess rpm demand. NOT restored to show car condition but finished quite nicely for use with no ugly surprises. I installed a new gas gauge sender a year or so ago and it works just fine until yesterday when I put some gas in and the gauge dropped to zero. I care not to take the time now to troubleshoot it. This Willys is about as close in appearance and original working condition to when it was new as one is likely to find outside of a museum. No, the paint is not original but done about two years ago by a show car body shop. The body is not flawless as I elected to preserve the car with its history of only the fewest of dings yet if it were flawless it would most surely not be driven for fear of scratching it. This is a user and cruiser. Solid throughout. I am pleased to answer any questions or send additional photos though do not waste my time if you are not seriously prepared to buy and I will not waste yours. Located in downtown Palouse adjacent to St. Elmos Hotel on Main Street directly across from the tavern. Available for viewing just about any time or day though please do not just stop by to do anything other than hands-off looking without an appointment. Please email with any questions or to set a viewing appointment as I am not usually near a phone.”
http://pullman.craigslist.org/cto/1769395293.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1050.
“One of a kind Willys wagon, would make a great restoration project, has a winch and extra parts, also front bumper. no motor, needs total restoration. Have title in hand and two different catalogues for ordering Willys parts. Serious buyers only please, call any time:”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $15,900
This looks like a very nice wagon, but the hood doesn’t look like it quite fits right in the front (or maybe it’s an optical illusion).
“New brakes, battery, tires like new, RUST FREE BODY.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2500.
I think DUSTY describes this accurately. It looks pretty solid underneath the rust.
“1951 Williy’s Overland 4×4 station wagon with 289 and 3 speed transmission. This vehicle has been barn stored for the last 10 years and his minimal rust and damage. The engine is complete and was running when it was put into storage. This is a great project vehicle with almost all original parts and equipment. 2,500 OBO.”
