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| 1964 Willys Wagon $11,500 Summersville, WV |
| Looks closer to a ’62, but never know really, the heater controls look older. |
| INFORMATION FROM SELLER: |
| 1964 Jeep Willey · Wagon · Driven 47,000 miles
This jeep runs good has 350 motor with 700r automatic transmission might do some trading |
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Although a very nicely done wagon, two things stand out like a sore thumb, the headliner, (replaced) is very bulky, properly installed should be a sung but tight fit, that can be fixed with some patience. Notice the wood flooring overlay in the rear cargo area, what’s underneath if anything. When I bought my 62 wagon in 1998, the guy I bought it from cut out the metal floor and replaced it with pressure treated wood planks in turn, I took out the wood and replaced the entire floor panel with a one piece diamond plate aluminum panel.