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Rick built this nice looking wagon. I plan to see this in person the next time I’m in Spanaway, Washington.
Craigs spotted this one. It runs and appears worth a look.
“I’ve got a great 1953 Willys Station Wagon up for sale. This was the first 4 wheel drive station wagon to be produced.
It Currently runs quite well, it has a 4 cylinder over head valve engine with 75,000 miles.
The body has a very nice patina and not much rust.
The Willys needs brakes and tires.”
http://detroit.craigslist.org/wyn/cto/5786266629.html
Needs brakes. Could use work on the seats.
“1953 Willy s Overland station wagon ,,,,Motor Runs ,,but needs Brakes. Everything for the jeep is there 4 cylinder motor.Standard Transmission,,,,,,Could be a Cool Woody Wagon,,,,,,Lien Sale ,,title,,asking $2850.00”
http://bakersfield.craigslist.org/cto/5783571654.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was Make Offer.
Need some more pics of this one. It looks interesting.
“1956 Willys jeep panel wagon turned into a truck. Body is solid. Homemade bed with seats in the back to haul around your buddies. Would be perfect on the farm or to mess around in the woods with. Tired are pretty decent. It needs a head gasket and will be good to go. All the parts are there. Motor isn’t stuck. Make a cash offer or let me know what you have to trade!”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $18,000.
“This thing is amazing and in great shape with many brand new parts ready to put together! Willy’s Jeep Sedan Delivery Panel Van Wagon. Split windshield. Stock front I beam. Axle cowl pop up. Rear Rounded Fender Wells. Rare!!
Cargo Floor Wood Rails. Low cargo floor. Brand new short block engine, Brand new parts,rubber moldings etc… Does need transmission. Body in Excellent shape!! Serious inquiries only!! Can provide extra pictures to those that are serious! $18000”
It doesn’t have a fan for the radiator? Maybe the seller miswrote?
“1949 Willys wagon first year of 4×4. Has Super Hurricane Flat 6 engine over drive winch is a warn 8000 older restoration small spot of rust in r/h rear fender area good driver or project will heat up on longer drive have a fan for radiator not installed may just need work on shroud extra engine as well also other parts and tools. Good headliner.
http://reno.craigslist.org/cto/5776965308.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $13,500.
Mike’s got his nice looking wagon for sale. Just don’t mention it to his dog.
“1959 Willys Station Wagon
– Excellent condition, ‘un-molested’, rust free
– Super Hurricane straight 6 engine. Starts, idles, runs very well
– 4 wheel drive with overdrive (installed 2013)
– 7 year old paint (Jeep Emergency Green), no rust, fresh chrome
– Garage kept, driven +/-1,000 miles per year, no off-roading or inclement weather
– Not perfect, very good condition, clean title, driven regularly
– Comes with set of original steel rims, OEM spotlight, oak strip floor boards, etc”
Maverick?
“1958 Willys Maverick wagon. 2 wheel drive. 4cylinder. 3 speed with overdrive. New glass. Runs great.”
http://tucson.craigslist.org/cto/5765297661.html
I thought the rims on this were interesting.
“949 Willys 360 Chrysler, needs transmission. Body rough, many good parts. Clear title, engine runs great, fix the trans and drive it.”
http://zanesville.craigslist.org/cto/5759666794.html
I really had to stare at this one for a while. I *think* this is might be a 2A with some 3B and wagon parts. But, it also has full floaters in the rear. I like the “original” flathead engine that is actually an f-head.
“1948 Willys Jeep with flat head 4 cyc original engine, manual, 4×4, all matching numbers…. this jeep has plowed our snow for years….”
http://denver.craigslist.org/cto/5778562024.html
Has a variety of updates.
“so, I’ve owned her for about 5 years. it was bone stock when I got her, but as a daily driver I couldn’t deal with the 45mph top speed. so I swapped in a crate 350, 700r4 automatic transmission and a Ford 8.8 rear end. also upgraded was a aluminum radiator with a pusher fan, converted her 12 volt , and all the other odds and ends to make her reliable.
Drove it like that for three years, then got another daily driver. its been parked in my yard ever since, with only the occasional crank up and idle every month or so..
it’s now time to let her go.”
http://gainesville.craigslist.org/cto/5776166265.html
Look solid.
“Hello Craigslist. Here i have a true classic 1958 willys jeep. It is in running conditions. so you can test drive it. It has a pretty good bone white color paint. This jeep is pretty solid and is being sold as is with pink slip in hand.”
http://losangeles.craigslist.org/sgv/cto/5772474837.html
