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It’s a great looking wagon!
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/438776538975133
“A Beautiful Classic 1952 Willys Wagon Excellent condition Runs great and so smooth Don’t wait….it’s a beauty”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $11,500.
(04/12/2013) It reminds me of the San Juan Scenic Jeep Tour wagons.
“Willys 2 door wagon converted to Surry. 4cyl. F engine 4×4 converted to12v. 3 speed overdrive new tires needs nothing. Also comes with rear enclosure for back that matches top. Very fun always garaged. Price is O.B.O. will accept best cash offer. if its posted its for sake no b.s. no tirekickers”
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/275285585513826/
Unclear what value is here.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/981674370324569
“Turns over never tried to start I’m selling it for someone no regi $3,000 obo”
Seems worth a look.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/412238414730034
“1956 willys wagon
– 302 ford v8 swapped
– running and driving
– clean title
– 3 speed manual
– $8500 obo make me an offer, worst I can say is no
– lots of spare parts to finish the project
-new headliner in bag to be installed
The Bad:
-cracked windshield
-cracked rear glass
-body rust by wheel well
-body rust in tailgate”
This is a project. It lacks an engine, transmission and tc.
https://www.facebook.com/groups/2382510764/permalink/10160159423210765/
“For Sale RARE 1 of 9 1962 Willys wagon traveller 2wd built for the Forestry Service. The price is $7500 or very close offer. The wagon has a good KS title in my name. I don’t have to sell it but I’m moving and probably won’t have time to get to it soon. The original engine, transmission, and shifter are missing and were when I bought it. If I build it I will change the suspension and drivetrain which really shouldn’t happen. The shifter in the pictures is just sitting on the floor and no modifications have been made. This wagon started out as a panel that was converted at the factory into the people hauling traveller that it is today. That is the reason for the rounded wheel wells. The paint is original and it is about as solid as it gets. I would say that the miles and interior are original. The spare tire mounts behind the drivers seat and the rear seats flip up and latch to haul other items. I bought from an estate years ago and I believe that the gentlemen likely bought it for the Forestry signs he removed from both front doors. The license plate on the back is Colorado 1970 and it was in place when I bought it. Let me know if your serious and have questions.”
There may be some value here. Thanks to John or sharing it.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1229049231839259
“1949 Jeep Willys Overland 4X4 Wagon. Has been stored away since 1984. Can reach me at 57o-394-96o7”
This wagon is listed as a 1961, but looks more like a 1950 or earlier model.
“1961 Willys-Overland Jeep Station Wagon Sport Utility Vehicle, 4-cyl gas, manual, (Exempt from Odometer Disclosure – Reads 96,512 miles) True Mileage Unknown (Not Running, Drivetrain Condition Unknown, Flat/Bad Tires, Project Vehicle, Rust Damage, Rusted Through Cab in Areas, Missing Parts/Glass) (Title Branded Odometer Discrepancy) (Vehicles have been sitting for an extended period of time. Some were enjoyed by the estate and other were future projects.”
The body is atop a Ford chassis. Note the unusual column steering mod! Thanks to Andy for sharing.
https://www.facebook.com/commerce/listing/1147838629810352
“Very Rare! Rust Free! Montana Title – 1951Willys Panel Truck. Has Ford running gear. It doesn’t Run, but I have the title. Ready for your Hot Rod build. Call Lloyd for more information. He’s old and doesn’t do the internet or texting.”
Needs some finishing work.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1164910697869643
“1952 Willys Panel · Sedan · Driven 123,456 miles
sitting on 1989 s 10 frame
all new poly body mounts
Runs / moves and stop
350/350
Cam
Roller rockers
Gear drive
New 305 58 cc heads
Edelbrock carb and intake
Msd distributor
Full exhaust
Aluminum radiator
With electric fan and thermostat
New summit master cylinder booster assembly
Bell tech 2 drop springs and spindles
Rear axle flip kit etc
new door panels and kick panels
extra drivers door
Need better fuel tank and wiring finished and some tlc
possible trade must be of equal value or more”
According to the seller, the rear access doors added to the rear wagon door was related to this wagon being an ice-cream vehicle.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1164321511268804
“1951 Willy’s Wagon. All original four cylinder engine! Granny 4 Speed, withnivertide. 4-wheel drive very rare. 3-way ice cream truck with style rear doors. New wiring harness. Runs good. Great surf wagon project with good bones. Firm 7500,”