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UPDATE: **SOLD** This is not a Parkway Conversion. I thought I saw barn doors on the back, but guess I was seeing things! This includes a PTO Winch and maybe the snow blade. Looks like a good price.
“1951 Willy’s Wagon. Has PTO wench, all stock running gear, was running 3 years ago when parked”
The patina on that one is PERFECT.. I wouldn’t change a thing. Good thing I’m not anywhere nearby or it would be on the trailer.
Oh so tempting. Nice price on a sweet base of a wagon. Couldn’t agree more with Bill.
I thought Parkway conversions had the barn doors in the back and the windows were cut out from the side panels of a panel delivery and they had the round rear wheel openings rather than the squared off versions of the regular station wagons. This has a regular tailgate and upper window opening.
Colin is right on all accounts This is a wagon.
I swear it looked like it looked like it had barn doors to me. I looked multiple times, too. I”ll fix that. Thanks guys.
Is this willys still for sale?
I have this Wagon LOL was searching the internet for parts and stuff and found it posted here. I bought it from a man in Southern WA. Its in really good shape for the year. I even got the snow plow. I bought it Feb 9th of this year.
Thanks Wayne. I’ll update the post. Looked like a good price!
– Dave
Dave even with the guy transporting in to WA I still got a good price. Its hard to find any good Older Willys here at a good price, there all rusted out or to far rusted out for me. 🙂