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This looks like a solid build.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/286538950210498
“1949 Willys Wagon, mid 80s GM 3.8 V6 engine with auto transmission and matching Rear end. New wood trim inside and out. New seats, Great project to finish or to drive as is!”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5000.
Mike shared this wagon. It needs some body work (see pic of rear wheel well), but runs and drives.
“The wagon runs great. Brakes work fine, also. This wagon is very complete and original, but it needs some attention everywhere. The drivers window is broken. There are rust issues with the floorboards and rocker panel supports. I have started replacing some of the support brackets but needs more work.
New Virginia title. I have not retitled the car in Maryland. Car is located in Maryland.”
Bill shared this nice looking wagon with an updated power train.
https://hartford.craigslist.org/cto/d/northampton-willys-wagon/7476208870.html
“1960 willys jeep wagon 4×4 with chevy small block and overdrive auto trans. from CA. very solid, runs drives good, not a highway vehicle. 50mph is what it likes, or about there, no speedo. looks wise I call her a 50/50 50ft or 50 mph. I have all the mouldings for the sides and some other parts. check it out, if your interested call me or send message to cl and I will get back to you. scammers need not ask for my email.”
No pics provided.
https://auburn.craigslist.org/atq/d/camp-hill-1948-cj-willys-jeep/7473457058.html
“Original CJ Willys Jeep. Runs great. All new tires and battery.”
Mike spotted this modified Traveller for sale out of Texas. The serial number put this at only 7 units later than Scrambleer’s (Dan) Orange Traveller (see his wagon at the lower part of this 2014 post). Given it is so heavily modified, it would make a good platform for doing something creative. It would surprise me if this was a former Border Patrol vehicle (but I see no gov plate).
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“We believe this is a 1964 Jeep Willys Traveller based on the interior and exterior trim. It has been modified as shown.
It has a V8 and manual trans, 4×4. It runs well. New BFG Tires.
Would make a good hunting or other off road touring rig. It does not have a title. It comes Bill of Sale only.”
UPDATE: Status Unknown. Was $18,500.
Looks in good shape. It looks worthy of better pics.
“Fat man front suspension; CE rear suspension; optima battery; crate 350 700 R4; elderbrock carb & intake; air/ heat defrost; power windows & doors; stereo w 4 speakers; LED taillights; new wheels & tires; specialty wipers; new build (alum radiator & electric fan)”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $10,500.
Ivan shared this rare jeep. It is a former fire jeep-wagon. It was likely part of a limited production model either from some Willys-licensee in Europe or a third party. It’s priced at 45,000 Plish Zlotych which equates to about $19,500 USD.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/4776713392390767
translated from Polish: “unique willys from 1957 1957 WILLYS OVERLAND JEEP CJ 3 willys overland jeep cj 7 seater foldable engine drives original car used for fire station registered for 7 people”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $8500.
This wagon has some rust and damage in the rear, but otherwise appears in decent shape. It might be worth a look.
“Super hurricane 6. 3 spd. 4×4 New tires starter master cylinder. 2 rear break cylinders. Battery and hubs. Daily driver. Frame is solid and rust free. Interior is all there and in great shape. Almost everything works. $8500 OBO.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4000.
Marty’s friend is selling this wagon.
“1955 Willys Wagon 4×4 with WA title in my name. No engine in it, but can include 2 era correct 6 cyl for asking price. Rust in front floor pans. Have another parts wagon with good pans for CHEAP”
Dave’s been trying to figure out some wagon seats he has, but he’s got one seat that he can’t identify (he isn’t sure it belongs to a wagon).
He writes, “I do have one seat that I don’t know about.
Thinking it’s a jeep seat as I got with other jeep stuff but that’s no guarantee.
32” wide. Non folding. Some of original brackets cut.
Believe that part of rear bracket is original. Threaded holes into uprights.”
Here are some pics:
Meanwhile, Dave was investigating wagon seat differences in general. Neither of us could locate a good source of information on the differences through the years. However, using some of his wagons, he was able to surmise the following. Can anyone provide additional details on the seat differences or point to a good source??:
Per Dave, “Drivers seats are approximately 32” wide, on sliders. Early wagons did not fold (I only have a ’49 with which to compare). Some slightly later wagons driver seats do fold, but I don’t know when that stopped.
Passenger seat seems fairly consistent all throughout, about 15″ wide, long legs fold and tumble. Intermediate or rear narrow seats also about 15” wide, shorter legs fold and tumble.
Wide rear or intermediate seats as stated in parts book, 25” wide. Early ones were non folding, rear legs stab into floor brackets. Maybe also before mounting change became folding. Later fold and tumble.”
Isn’t this a Maverick? It lacks the emblem on the cowl that was on some (all?) 1959s.
https://daytona.craigslist.org/cto/d/port-orange-1959-willys-original/7462671485.html
“This Willy’s is in superb condition Completely original untouched never restored runs and drives excellent mine are paint touch up as needed for maintenance has original muffler on this car see you at the car show at the track I’ll be in the corral entertaining reasonable offers”
Could use some new paint.
https://omaha.craigslist.org/cto/d/glenwood-1948-willys-delivery/7458385002.html
“1948 Willys Delivery 350 Chevrolet with demon carb TH 350 trans mustang front end. Ford rear end.”
This might be a good parts wagon (or possibly a good project). It’s got an early set of Free-Lock hubs.
https://wyoming.craigslist.org/pts/d/laramie-1953-willys-wagon-with-265-v8/7460790588.html
“1953 Willys wagon. Does not run. Do not have title.
265 v8. Has rust. the back tailgate hinge definitely needs replaced.
Please email me.
Asking $1200 obo”
Might be worth a look.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/4276092712513830
“302 cammed 5 speed Mustang engine and transmission New sound dampening New carpet New wiring 100% New Bluetooth sound system New air horns New electric fuel pump New tires New battery New 650 CFM edelbrack New rims and tires New glass New exaust Sure I’m missing stuff I’ve put a ton of money and time putting her together She is so fun to drive everyone stares as she rumbling by”
Sounds like it runs, but needs some engine work?
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/708155007222148
“Had for 7 years runs. Needs some stuff to run better. I love this vehicle.”
Runs, but needs body work.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/406004507865349
“4 sale or trade 1951 jeep Willy’s mustang 2 front suspension automatic trans new dual exhaust wheels and tires bumpers gauges nice interior NEEDS BODY WORK runs and drives great 4 sale or trade 8500 obo trade for other old cars and trucks”
This rare economy delivery van has an even rare cousin, the Montpelier version. Thanks to Roger Martin for spotting it. No description provided.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/339496464754340/
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Bill spotted an article at Hemmings about coach-built jeeps. Some of the Duriez ads were posted on eWillys back in 2014.
https://www.hemmings.com/stories/2022/02/14/jeep-coachbuilding-french-leftover-world-war-ii
PHOTO CREDIT: Hemmings.com
If the floors are solid then this may be worth a look.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1612127195821410
“57 willys wagon 4×4 3 speed, 283 chevy engine. Complete minus front bumper and rear seat. Very good builder or rat rod. Very unique. 2500 cash. Will not answer a zillion questions. If your interested come look at it and make me an offer. In hodgenville.ky. if it sits here long I will put it back on the road.has good title”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $19,900.
This looks in good shape.
“For sale 1959 4wd Willys wagon Jeep restored, with rebuilt 226 ci 6cylinder engine runs and drives (needs headliner)”
Sounds like there’s been a lot of work done on this wagon. The ad was shared by Mike.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/632907691310013
“1949 Willys Wagon Original 4 cylinder engine, new head, 3 speed w/ overdrive, NEW radiator, NEW gas tank, All new fuel lines front to back, All new brake lines front to back, All new brake shoes, wheel cylinder, master cylinder, brake drums-king pins/bushings, wheel bearings, shocks, etc. Have carb kit, wiring harness, front floor pans, 5 NEW tires, Body is very solid for age”
Seems worth a look.
https://sfbay.craigslist.org/nby/cto/d/el-verano-1951-willys-wagon-wheel-drive/7427432079.html
“IF THE AD IS UP IT IS AVAILABLE!
Serious inquiries welcome but read the entire ad first!
1951 Willys Wagon
Driveable but will need a couple new tires for daily driving…
Running, driving and stopping with brakes gone thru, engine rebuilt by p o no records but it sounds great, does not smoke or make any odd noises, good clutch, 12v starter, 12v alternator works as is (but will need bracket redone and pulley replaced) 12v headlights and tail light. Rust on floorboard repaired wth metal (not welded) but screws and silicone, tiny holes on bottom of passenger door(see pics)… New points, cap, rotor, coil, wires and new battery, new aluminum radiator and water pump. Has overdrive but needs solenoid and something else installed to make it electrical (parts are included) will need wiring addressed as it’s original and gauges are 6 volt so not hooked up… currently registered and title in my name .. reason for selling… C10 truck and 3 more projects… might consider trade for low mileage Ext cab short bed truck (prefer Chevy) $12k is trade price will consider cash offer only in person..”
This is an unusual build. It still needs some finishing.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/424378285830406/
“1947 Willy’s jeep 4×4 Very rare panel wagon (steel body) mounted on 1979 J10 pickup Frame/Drive train…Straight sIx automatic… Tilt wheel power steering power disc brakes..suicide doors …finished interior New Aluminum radiator, Alternator fuel pump tires runs good Needs suspension work/ front end alignment $7,500”
Blaine shared this unusual wagon build from Australia. Note the side mounted air cleaners.
https://www.whichcar.com.au/features/gavan-julie-starr-thomas-1962-willys-jeep-wagon
Looks in good shape.
https://denver.craigslist.org/cto/d/denver-jeep-willys-utility-wagon/7408137026.html
“1962 Willys Utility Wagon. Runs great! Original 6-cylinder “Hurricane” engine. Newly upholstered front seats and headliner in the last year. Has been stored in a covered garage for the last year and has been driven throughout that time. This is a treasure. $9,900.”
