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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $6200
This looks nice. Unclear what type of TLC is necessary.
“Runs, starts and drives. Good Title. V6 out of a 1989 Buick 231. Needs TLC – Cool Truck! Too many projects already to keep it! ”
This was probably worked on by TCs, which is in Kent, WA. This might be a good price.
“Selling the old wagon, engine recently rebuilt by 4×4 Kent Shop, transmission rebuilt, all checks Good and the AM radio works (mostly get the Mariners Game). $5,500 OBO. Thank you for Looking.”
http://seattle.craigslist.org/see/cto/3225686911.html
This used to be a Department of Archeology Wagon. It needs a little work still.
“This 1959 Willy’s station wagon, 4X4, flat head, 6cyl., 3 speed, serial no. 39971. This unit was originally owned by the US Government, the Dept. of Archeology. Ten years ago this unit had new quarters and complete paint. It was done in 2 different colors of metallic gray, a darker and a lighter color. Roof and lower portion below the mouldings are the lighter color. It has all new front springs.
I have driven this unit out on the gravels, but never on the highway. 4 wheel drive works, clutch works. Brakes worked when I parked it 10 years ago. They do not today. Might need fluid, don’t know. I got this unit out yesterday, I put battery in it and gas, and drove it out of the building. When this unit was put away I added 2 gallons of diesel fuel to the gas and let it run so it would not stick any valves in the flathead engine. This Willy’s has all of its stainless steel trim inside of the truck.
It also has all of the other extra chrome pieces. Has original seat for the driver. I believe I have the other seats, don’t know for sure. Pretty sure they are in a storage building in town, have have to look. Have the oak wood strips for rear floor. Tailgate for truck is in back of truck. It is painted and done. I have a newer style replacement bench seat for the front that I was going to install. It has good radial tires and spoke wheels. The exhaust is complete. I have all the windows and trim moldings and inside moldings for the truck. They were taken out when it was painted.
Doors fit nice, open and close nice. Windows roll up and down. Has cracked glass on driver’s door. Windshield good. When this unit was repainted and quarters put on, it was not going to be a show vehicle. There was some rust in floor pans and have been repaired good enough for normal use and are solid and sealed up. I do not have time to finish this. After if was painted, I parked it and have lost interest in it. It would be a good project and a very different vehicle if someone wanted to complete it. It is not over-priced and they are getting very hard to find. This unit has a Minnesota Title.
I would consider trades on something of interest. If you are interested, give me a call and we will talk. Would like this unit to go to a good home as soon as possible.
Will consider offers and possible trades
Call 563-212-4530. PLEASE NO EMAILS OR TEXTS”
http://quadcities.craigslist.org/cto/3222002242.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was listed at $7500.
Dan spotted this one. It includes a parts wagon, too.
“56 Willys wagon. 2 wheel drive. Restored 11 years ago. Beautiful! Runs. 40,000 miles. Some new chrome. Also have a 1963 Willys for parts. $7,500 firm.”
The price appears to have been dropped from $2200 to $1800. It runs and drives. but need brake work.
“1958 willies jeep in good condition has a ford 289 v-8 runs great needs break work have all the parts and a clear tital $1800 obo call tony 801-602-4060”
http://www.ksl.com/auto/listing/9841658
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $6500.
“I am selling a 1954 willy’s delivery wagon it has a flathead super hurricane straight 6 engine and a 3sp manual tranny. It’s got 26k original miles. It is a numbers matching vehicle. It was a military vehicle. The tires are good and it has fresh paint on it”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay.
“Thank you for lookin at our auction, we have here a BEAUTIFUL 1961 WILLYS WAGON !!! The colors of this beauty really make all the difference on this old gem. Inside and out she still looks magnificent ! You really couldn’t ask for a nicer truck. Now here are some of the details : 6 cylinder
4wd with locking warn hubs
3sp with OD
14,000 ORIGINAL MILES
Restored from a COMPLETLY rust free vehicle
This is your oppurtunity to own a beautiful willys
As you will see the pictures really speak for themselves
Definitly has to be one of the nicest ANYWHERE !!”
I’m thinking this is 4wD Traveller. Here’s the Traveller brochure for comparison (or view below in next post).
“”Rare” 1964 Willys Wagon Sedan Delivery
Factory 230 Tornado Straight 6 cyl , 3 Speed Manual Trans, w/Power Take Off
New Fuel Tank, Electrical Fuel Pump, Fuel Line, Brake Master Cylinder, Brake Switch,
LED Tail Lights, Back UpLights, 12v Altenator, Rebuilt Holley Carburator, Points , Condenser,
Plugs, Plug Wires, etc..
Power Take Off Ramsie Wench , Factory Off Road Lights, Chrome Trim, Warn Hubs
Factory Bench Seat with Decent Tan/Brown Cover
The front floor was replaced by previous owner , is solid and good, along with an over head consul which I repaired ,
it holds a Stereo and a CB Radio.Back cleaned up nice and the wood looks great.New wood door panels and rear panels.
New Split front windshield and seal. New Passenger window glass .New door/window felt.
The Wagon was in ruff shape but for a 48 year old Willys it cleaned up pretty Nice, but know that there are dings , etc.. It still needs to be dialed in.
I have a 230 Tornado Engine Manual and Folder full of recipts and few extra parts.”
View all the information on eBay
Dan forwarded be this Traveller information, which has proved helpful for me. Dan also took some a picture of Paul Berry’s 2WD Traveller, which you can see here (you can see all the pictures here, but you’ll need to scroll 2/3s of the way down the page).
Yes, the readers of “Finding Virginia” now span from the Northern reaches of Norway, thanks to Even, and to the Southern region of South Africa, thanks to Claus. There are even a few books at points in between the two!
Even wrote to tell me he was sharing his copy of my book with a friend of his named Reider Haugen. He added, “Reidar is among many Jeepers in Norway that keep himself updated with Ewillys every day He is also one of the members of Flatfender Fellows here in Norway. I brought my sample of “Finding Virginia” for him to have a look as you see from the picture.
Reidar is almost done with his very nice Willys Utility Delivery with a GM engine and some Scout parts underneath. This is going to be a nice daily driver next to his Willys Pickup Truck sporting a Volvo engine. Remember we are close to the Swedes . . .
In the middle you can see my Jeep Cj-7 Golden Eagle that I have owned for excactly 24 years today.
Now you know how far your book has spread around the world! We both wanted to thank you for the best webpage ever for us Jeep-enthusiasts”
Thanks guys, I love the picture!
Glenn spotted this unusual wagon. It is supposed to have a Mercedes diesel engine. Apparently, some type of Advanced Adaptor part was used to mate the engine to the tranny.
“1950’s spilt window Mercedes diesel engine runs good!”
View all the information at Uncle Henrys
One of the arguments for the Parkway conversion is that the delivery wagon “can now be registered as a suburban vehicle, which grants it access to boulevards and other zoned sections where commercial vehicles are not allowed.”
Anyone know how restrictive this zoning was?
View all the information on eBay
“I am actively looking for a 1946 – 1960 Willys Wagon. IT DOES NOT HAVE TO BE RUNNING, just looking for a new project plese give me a call if you have somthing for me to look at Ronnie B. (806)336-0168”
Dan spotted this ‘storage’ find.
“FOR SALE
I am selling this 1950 Jeep Willys Wagon for an old friend.
This Jeep has been sitting in storage for more than 20 Years. Body is in great shape. Minimal rust on drivers side floor pan. Body is complete and interior is 90% complete. Some glass and interior trim has been removed but it is all inside the vehicle.
Still has the original in line 6cyl motor and 2wd drivetrain. This is a great project for someone looking for a 4×4 build or full restoration.
What I know about the vehicle is all in this ad. I have the original title in hand so if you’re interested come down and take a look at it. We are here Mon-Sat 9am-5pm.
Please do not ask if you can drive it home. This jeep has been sitting for 20 years and must be towed.
MAKE AN OFFER! Serious offers only please. NO TRADES.
1837 Monterey Rd San Jose 95112
For more info call 408.691.1677”
http://sfbay.craigslist.org/sby/cto/3194554678.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1700.
(06/28/2012) This has no motor or tranny.
“this is a Project .but it is a good one to do It is very rare hard to find, this is a 48 willys delivery pannel van.no motor or tran, Ihave all the glass and other parts,Selling it for $3000 or best ofter or trade”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3200.
It looks to be a project still.
“First year of the delivery. Body is original, needs quarter panels which I have.
It has a Buick 455/Turbo 400. Mustang ll front end which is all new. This Willys sat in a garage for 15 yrs, engine turns freely.
Use it as a street rod or buy a rusty old Willys and put this body on it
It has a title and the VIN tag is there. $3200”
This looks in good shape.
“These 47 Sedan Deliverys are hard to find, especially in this condition. This vehicle is an older hot rod that has a 1964 Chevrolet 327 c.i. 4bbl. with a Turbo 350 transmission and B&M shifter. This power feeds a 57 Chevrolet 3:56 positraction rear end. This panel has power steering and power disk brakes on front from a 72-76 Camero. Has Steward Warner gauges and tach, updated upholstery and good tires. Tires are 14” front and 15″rear with beauty rims and baby moon caps. It still has the planar front suspension wih the transverse leaf spring and needs new shocks, which are redily available. This is an older hot rod that has many updates incorporated into the running of this vehicle. The paint shows a little wear and it needs a new passengers side windshield and door window as seen in the pictures. The side windows have been updated to one piece with the removal of the stationary vent windows. This vehicle is licensed until May of 2013 and is comletely road worthy. Drive it while you refresh the cosmetics and enjoy the “hot summer nights”. Asking $6800 but open to offers. No trades and I have plenty of projects. Call Hap at (559) 960-6771. I will not respond to text so don’t waste your time, call if your really interested.”
http://fresno.craigslist.org/cto/3180286329.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $8000.
This sounds like a solid panel wagon, though needs some TLC.
“1948 Willys Overland Panel Delivery Hot Rod, truck has a 440hp motor with performer heads, cam, timing gear and intake, 3″ exhaust, too much to list come check it out price is firm but will consider intersting trades that are older than 1970. No Tire Kickers, this is an old truck, looks like an old truck, needs some tlc like an old truck”
UPDATE: Status Unknown. Was available for $5000.
(07/31/2012) Glenn spotted this Delivery Wagon.
“Here is your chance to buy a very rare vehicle. Up for sale is a 1948 Willys Sedan Delivery 4 wheel drive. As you can see by the pictures this Willys is in good shape. Has rebuilt 226 I-6 flathead with 5,000 miles on it. I have owned this vehicle since 1985.”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $3000
(02/13/2012) One runs and one is a parts vehicle.
“I’ve got two Willys Jeep Station Wagons for sale. I’d like to sell them as a package for $3500. The ’57 (red) runs, the ’58 (green) was bought as a parts car but there is enough extra parts to build it also. If you’re looking for a project with real classic looks, this could be it! Both are Hurricane flathead 6cyl, with 3spd tranny, 4WD and I’ve got the transferrable registrations for both in my name. I’ve just got too much on my plate, so I need to deplete the fleet a little. If interested, Call Joe at (516) 996-6820”
http://longisland.craigslist.org/cto/3161951332.html
I just thought this was interesting in that it looks parked in the middle of nowhere. Of course, to be fair, Elko is in the middle of nowhere. That means that Ryndon is even more in the middle of nowhere.
“1951 Jeep Willys Wagon For Sale
No Engine, Transmission, or Transfer Case.
Buyer must pick up as I do not have a trailer to haul it.
$350 Or Make offer”
http://elko.craigslist.org/cto/3159106870.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $950.
(06/05/2012) This might make a good custom project.
“Not sure of year, no title. No grill or seats. Ford 6 cyl 3 speed. Chevy car rear end. Missing passenger window. Some rust and dents. Great rod material.950 obo. Will consider trades. No emails or texts”
Mark just listed this nice example of a Wagon installed on a Cherokee Chief Chassis. Looks great! Many more pics here: http://www.cardomain.com/ride/2451568/1955-willys-wagon/page-2
“Willys/Jeep-super delivery
Rust free Willys wagon body swapped onto 1978 Jeep Cherokee chassis. All JEEP mechanicals rebuilt or replaced with re-manufactured parts.
AMC 360 v8
T-18 4 spd. with 6.34 1st gear
Center Force HYD. clutch
D20 twin stick transfer case with tera-lo 3.15
D44 axles with Locker and L.S. 4.10 gears
P.S., P.B., tilt steering wheel
Vintage Air heating & cooling system
Speciality Power Window wiper system
Tinted glass
5- 33/10.50/15 B.F. Goodrich M.T. tires on 8″ Jeep wheels
38 gal. fuel tank
Approx. 4,500 miles since built. Finish cosmetics and make it yours. Fun and very drivable as is.
Link to more information:
Please contact Willysworker at:
email: willysworker@gmail.com”
http://www.sellajeep.com/bd/sale/adsb245/adsb245.html
UPDATE: **SOLD* Was $4800.
(07/20/2012) Bob spotted this one. No obvious rust here. Looks like it has restoration potential.
“1947 WILLYS JEEP STATION WAGON FLAT HEAD 4 CYL 3 SPEED ON THE TREE WITH OVERDRIVE, 70K ACTUAL MILES. EXCEPTIONAL CONDITION. THIS A TRUE SURVIVOR…RUNS GOOD WITH ALL NEW BRAKES, LINES, LININGS, ETC. REBUILT MOTOR, TRANS, CLUTCH ETC. WILLING TO TRADE FOR OLDER CADILLAC OR 61-63 T-BIRD. ASKING $4800 OR BEST OFFER. WITH A LITTLE BLACK PAINT YOU WOULD HAVE A REAL UNIQUE RAT ROD”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was priced at $1600.
The price on this looks good. I had to do a double take on the “dashboard is in great condition”, because I spotted the wooden instrument panel. I think what Marty means is the dash is in very good shape, but this needs a new gauge panel to look correct.
“1953 Jeep Willys Wagon
Runs and drives
Buick V-6 engine
3 speed manual trans
twin stick spicer 18 transfer case
Dana 25 front end with drum brakes and 5:38 gears
Dana 44 rear end with tapered axles and drum brakes and 5:38 gears
Front black high back bucket seats
no rear seat
Front floor boards have been replaced
“The dashboard is in great condition with no cuts or holes made to it. The glass is ok, one of the windshields has a split and one of the wing widows has a crack. All other glass is good. Has original working heater.Tires are good. Has a few small dents/dings but no major damage or rust. (Keep in mind it’s 58 years old!) Has collector plates.”
