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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $6000
This looks like a nice wagon.
“Very clean and original 1962 Willys Wagon. 6 cylinder, 4 wheel drive, rebuilt engine and new clutch. I am only the third owner of this very well maintained wagon. I have all the original paperwork from the dealer and maintance receipts. This vehicle runs excellent and would make a fine daily driver.”
UPDATE: UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4800.
After some searching, I found a movie trailer that shows a short clip of the Police Wagon (shown below). You can see the entire trailer from this 2008 movie here.
“1960 willys jeep for sale. great condition. 4×4. Flathead Hurricane 6 original motor, ~100,000 miles. Was in the movie, “A Plumm Summer.” Painted like a sheriff vehicle. runs great, and always starts, may need to have the piston rings replaces, but all the seals were just redone. cheep to insure, and a great vehicle, some custom work was done to the back seats to turn them into side benches. this jeep has all original parts, except for 1 missing rear seat, but i have the replacement in storage.”
I think this has the wrong spare 🙂
“1962 Wills Jeep Wagon, V6 engine runs well, recently re done, freshly painted a gorgeous blue with vintage wood trim, vehicle looks great, needs some TLC. Asking $4,000 OBO. Providence RI. email kyeaw26@msn.com.”
http://boston.craigslist.org/gbs/cto/1692483336.html
UPDATE: Still Available
(01/08/10) This looks nice.
“95% completed streetrod, fresh bright yellow paint , rebuilt 283 , th350 trans , nine inch rear , new interior beautiful wood inside, been in storage since the 50s original 2WD surviver , needs very little for completion [mechanicals] this is a must see item call for more information 322-6117 thanks”
http://maine.craigslist.org/cto/1589846294.html
UPDATE: Still available
(12/26/09) “
1964 4-cylinder, 4-wheel drive Willys Wagon. Runs well. Excellent condition. Electrical replaced, converted to 12-volt. See photos.”
http://toledo.craigslist.org/cto/1674699102.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $6200
(02/17/2010) Nice Wagon!
“A Cool 1951 Willys Wagon. It is a two wheel drive. The engine is a fuel injected Vortec V6 backed up by a 5 speed manual with about 45,000 miles on them. Just installed this summer is a heavy duty mustang II independent front suspension with tubular a arms power disk brakes and rack and pinion POWER steering. New shocks all around, just tuned up and oil change, does have a collectors license. Wipers, lights all work turn signals installed, high-back bucket seats in front, foldaway bench in back with 5 seat belts installed. guages work. Gets about 24 mpg and good power. cruses at 75 with no problems. get in and drive it. you don’t have to mess with mechanicals. ”
This is a good looking wagon.
“1961 Willys Wagon, Totally restored, 4 wheel drive, only driven on weekends, Lots of fun to drive! Call 402-571-7226”
http://omaha.craigslist.org/cto/1666482648.html
UPDATE: Was on eBay **SOLD**
This is a sweet wagon.
“Rust Free 1952 Willys Wagon, Completely original, Runs and Drives like new, Stored inside , Comes with Nice mid 70s Long Board and surf rack. Complete manuals and books come with it. Rare find! Not many of these left in this condition”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3500.
I wouldn’t call this cammo exactly. It’s kind of cool.
“1962 willys utilty jeep 4×4 $3500 obo this has 99k miles runns great looks cool evrything works brakes motor (has some oil leaks ) light heater cd player interer has 1996 bronko seats”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $7500
(12/02/09) Here’s a rodded Wagon.
“1954 Willys overland Chromed 350 ci tubo 350, power steering, cd player. Looking to trade for a Harley, shoot me all offers! Cash is good too!”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay
This is beautiful!
“1961 Willys Wagon owned by the owner of Pioneer Jeep of Peabody Ma est. 1946 It was one of his personal family weekend toys this jeep is beautiful. From the original patina in the dash, In the early 80s he totally restored and then put this vehicle on display in his dealerships showroom taking it out on limited occasions with the family weekend trips. It has gas shocks, 11” brakes, the continental 226 CI 6 cylinder 3 speed t90 trans with Warn All Range overdrive and has four wheel drive Beautiful Black immeron paint (originally a black ordered vehicle very rare) no rust, the chrome side trim package (the rocket) red Mercedes style vented seat material factory American Bosch electric wiper motor , recent new battery and carter fuel pump, this a car is a show winner.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay.
Here’s a nice looking truck.
“1955 WILLYS OVERLAND 4 WHEEL DRIVE PICKUP Has rebuilt engine, transmission, transfer case, clutch, brakes , alternator, carburator, new battery , new paint, Electrical was rewired, new Am Fm cd player new upholstery new headliner, and new rubber molded floor mat , Rino liner in bed . New toyo tires Less than 200 miles on tires, New kc lights front not not showed on pics and rear backup lights i have gone thru this truck and replaced just abought everything that can be replaced its a great truck ,This project truck is complete and ready to start on another project i love the old Willys trucks just take a look at this beautiful truck , everything on this truck works it does not have a heater, good luck bidding one of a kind ! you are welcome to come and inspect truck for more contact me other items were added after these pics.”
UPDATE: Was $6500. **Status Unknown**
It looks pretty nice, though the ront bumper looks a bit crooked in the pic.
“351 Windsor Ford Engine/20,000 miles-runs great/9 inch Ford rear end/Mustang front end.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was listed at $5900.
The pic is small, but this looks like a nice rig.
“One of a kind; few this nice around! Original 226 Continental flathead 6 cylinder, Warn hubs, 16 inch wheels / tires, clean interior, nice paint, Koenig mechanical drive winch / bumper.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $6950.
Looks great. Upholstery needs completion.
“1952 Wagon Chev 350 Engine. Inside: Oak panels and dash. Upholstery needs finishing. Asking $6950. Questions? ”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $8995. Could be a Traveller.
Looks very nice.
“1961 willys panel deliver with side window conversion kit. 283 c.i. chevy motor w/ 2bbl, 350 turbo trans, ford 9″ rear end. A/C from vintage air. new glass on sides except for wings. i have a new windshield and rubber not installed. also have new rubber for wings and rear door glass.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4500.
This looks in great shape.
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Restored 1961 Willys Jeep Stationwagon. Koenig PTO winch. Stock Super Hurricane 6 engine, rebuilt 5000 miles ago. Original. Interested parties”
It sure looks nice. I can’t see any rust in the pics, as they are small, but the seller says there is some.
“This is something I promised myself I would never do, but I need to sell my pride and joy to be able to get into a place to live. She is a ’51 Willys Wagon, all stock except motor which is a mid 70’s chevelle 307, which needs a head gasket due to a freeze she endured while in the middle of a nasty divorce. The body has some rust, due to living on the Oregon coast for a time. But it all can be fixed. She has a Warn over drive, professionally tinted glass, Boyd wheels and Warn hubs that you swap for off road use or hwy use. New MagnaFlow exhaust from the manifolds back. I have all the paperwork for her that came from the man that did the restoration before I got her.She has back seats as well. Like I said, I don’t want to let her go, but I have to do something to get my family by until steady work comes along. She has never seen mud since I never wanted to hurt her. If you are interested, please email me at cudagirl@hotmail.com. I am asking $3,000.”
http://bellingham.craigslist.org/cto/1562209020.html
This wagon looks in good shape.
“A nice clean willys that runs good and has alot of upgades and mods to it. chevy 350 engine with 400 auto tranny, power steering, lifted on 33s, leather front seats(heated also if you hook it up), newer paint job, a good heater that blows hot. I have some spare parts laying around also. doors, windows, handles, stuff like that.very fun to drive and gets lots of looks.”
http://seattle.craigslist.org/tac/cto/1555099519.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $10,500
Here’s an unusual wagon with some peeling paint.
“Strong running 1960 Willys 4×4. 350 engine is not the original. 4×4 is working. Straight body with no rust. Super swamper tires in great condition, nice stereo system with hidden deck. Car alarm, very loud siren. Insides are in good shape also. Please call for more info. Mark @ 775 453-5153. Thank you for looking!”
This looks like a pretty nice truck for only $2500.
“This is a really nice 4×4 Willys Wagon, runs strong!! With no issues! Has a 327 engine, brand new tires – great fun!! I will consider trades. (comes with extra chrome parts)”
http://losangeles.craigslist.org/lac/cto/1534751058.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $7000.
(12/15/09) While approximately 90% stock, the seller gives a detailed review of what’s not original about this Wagon.
“It is a 4X4-63 model which was manufactured from January 1950 until March of 1950. It has a conventional ladder-type frame, and features independent front suspension utilizing control arms and a single traverse leaf spring. A three-speed Warner Model TY-96 transmission is used with synchromesh on the top two gears, and a Borg Warner overdrive. It is powered by a 4 cylinder L-head cast iron block and cylinder head engine producing 60 horsepower at 4000 rpm. It is a true 4×4 and has a Spicer fully floating front axle and a semi-floating Spicer rear axle and a Spicer Model 18 transfer case with a 2.42:1 low and 1.0:1 high range and locking front hubs. The shift lever is floor mounted. Front and rear suspension is semi elliptical leaf springs. This was a Texas Hill Country car and has zero rust on the body, frame or floor boards. The only rust is in the hinge area of the tail gate and to be show quality it would need to be repaired, however the tail gate is fully functional and opens and closes very easily:
Ninety percent of the vehicle is bone stock, however the previous owner made the following modifications several years ago.
•Added wood panels to exterior and interior of vehicle to create a “tin woody”. Exterior panels have aged and need to be replaced or recoated. Interior panels are in nice condition. The exterior panels are easily removable (just a few screws) and the body could also be painted to look like a woody as well.
•To establish clean woody exterior, the gas filler tube was relocated to interior of back compartment.
•Original flat front grill replaced with a 1954 V-Grill with cross bars.
•Seats were removed and modern bucket front seats were installed. Original style seats are easily available.
•Vacuum windshield wipers replaced with new electric wipers.
•Electric horn installed.
•Emergency brake installed
•Car converted from 6 volt to 12 volt and three new 12 volt gauges added under dash. (Original gauges are still in place however they operate off 6 volts so they have been disconnected.)
•Engine completely rebuilt. Installed new main bearings, polished crankshaft and replaced seals.
•New starter installed
•Custom made exhaust and new muffler.
•Transfer case seals replaced.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5500
This looks good.
“700 OD Trans, 305 engine, sits on 1988 Chevy Blazer frame, Duel Exchaust, 4 wheel drive.”
Here’s a wonderful build, an experiment by a reader named Chad. He wanted to know what a Ford Model A Roadster would look like if Willys built it. So, naturally, he built one himself!
He writes, “Did all of it myself except the upholstery, in my home garage. It’s got a flathead V8 for power and took between 6 and 8 years start to finish. The dDrivetrain is flathead V8 adapted to a C-4 automatic adapted to Dana 18. Front axle is Dana 27 w/Corvette discs….rear is Dana 44 with one piece axles and Lock-rite geared 4.27. I thought maybe it would be a four year job, but stuff happens and there was a whole lot of headscratching to make things look ‘somewhat factory’. I used as many factory parts as I could but not necessarily the way they were used ‘by the factory’…..(those are Jeepster tailights, but they aren’t mounted that way on a Jeepster, just as an example).”
Great work and thanks for sharing!
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5650.
This looks in good shape. I wonder how the appraised value was determined.
“For Sale: 1957 Willys 4WD Utility Wagon. Daily driver until garaged for the winter. T-90 trans./Spicer 18 transfer case. New radiator/ New rear Springs/ New interior. Currently powered by a Ford 4.3L 4-cyl. Good trim. Good tires. Good brakes. Shows well. Appraisal value of $6750.00. Some extra parts. See pics. $5650.00 or Best Offer”
