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1962 Willys Wagon
$7,500 Sophia, NC
Does not say what’s in it, but would be a 226 if stock 6 cylinder. Hubcaps are cool
INFORMATION FROM SELLER:
Runs and drives engine smokes a little original condition. Pretty solid body. Great one for a project.
It’s a 62, couldn’t it be a 230 Tornado also?
The heater controls are the older cable actuated, I say most every 230 has the vacuum actuated since they changed that mid year ’62, there are a few 226 with that option, have not seen 230’s yet that way, never say never for sure. Can’t see enough of the steering, all 230’s have the crossover steering and double passenger side knuckle. You also could find 226 with the double knuckle crossover set up. Willys really knew how to use everything on hand. So never know, I just have not run across one yet.
Any Pictures of the engine, or VIN#
It’s 4X4 ?
Thank You
Helmer