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| 1959 Willys Utility Wagon $2,000 Moses Lake, WA |
| Andy’s Picks |
| INFORMATION FROM SELLER: |
| !!!GREAT PROJECT VEHICLE!!! Four wheel drive. 3 Speed manual transmission. Chrysler 225 cu in slant six. Blueish Grey exterior Rust around wheel wells. Floorboards are solid. Has service doors instead of tailgate. Clean title. Bring a trailer does not run! $2000.00 USD FIRM |
| https://moseslake.craigslist.org/cto/d/moses-lake-1959-willys-utility-wagon/7924240157.html |
That Slant Six fits pretty nicely in there. I wonder if it is adapted at the bellhousing, trans or transfer case? I am sure they were readily available years ago and suppose to be a sturdy engine.
Looks like a Parkway Conversion.