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1962 Willys Wagon $25,000 Beverly Hills, FL
“Mike’s Picks”
Mike sent this one over, some one has a lot of work into this one.
Information from seller:
1962 Willys Wagon Modern S-10 Chassis 4.3 V6, PS, PB, Cruise, Vintage Air Ice Cold AC Driven Daily. Call Charlie at [hidden information] Located in Pine Ridge near Crystal River.
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This is my dream wagon, why? because it’s way beyond my merger income to afford it. We all can still dream. Some years back, there was a early 60’s 2 wheel drive wagon with a Chevy 6 cylinder engine, nothing fancy, not big money, more an everyday driver that was more realistic, sorry I passed that one up.
Back in 1968, I bought a 1960 wagon 2 wheel drive for $50.00 from a junkyard in Wallington, NJ, fun vehicle to drive, did donuts in the snow in the 2 Guys parking lot. Pictures of this wagon are posted previous EWILLYS posts.
Driving a 2 wheel version is a totally different experience from a 4 Wheel drive wagon, more nimble, better excelleration on the highways, I’ll keep dreaming.