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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $14,500.
(10/01/2019) Looks like this was a standard wagon (not a delivery) before it was modified.
“1948 Willys Overland with early 1950 front sheet metal. Powered by Ford (289) matched to the original 1948 running gear with a Timken rear end. Can be inspected at.
Adams Specialty Automotive Repair”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3250.
There’s plenty of work to be done on this wagon. I just liked the old lettering along the side. The hood has the pre-war W-O design on it.
“For sale 1947 willys jeep overlander. No motor or trans. Asking 3250.00 obo make a great project. Has tenn title”
Apparently, still needs a little work, but looks good.
https://sfbay.craigslist.org/eby/pts/d/rodeo-1961-willys-sedan-delivery/7051458423.html
“Willys sedan delivery 4X4 wagon 90 % orig. runs and drives still needs some finishing current registration . has 226 six cyl. engine and three speed transmission lots of new parts 7500.00”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $18,500.
(12/03/2019) Nice looking sedan delivery. No description provided.
https://allentown.craigslist.org/cto/d/lehighton-willys-delivery/7042979178.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4500.
“Willys Jeep. I don’t have the time or money to fix it up like I want. It runs and it drives just needs a face lift.”
UPDATE: **Status Unknown** Was $2400.
(09/13/2019) Has lots of mods.
“No title, project that I must sell for taxes. No negotiation, no trades. 1972 350 v8 2 bolt main to rebuild, 1978 turbo 350 tranny, np205 transfer-case. Motor has a grand in parts but needs a crank and one piston. Transmission and transfercase worked great when pulled but have set for two years. Not one single item will get sold separately. It’s all or none..”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5900.
This ’62 has a circa 1957 KS 0-9 speedometer. This has some floor rust.
“1962 Jeep Willy’s Wagon Jeep Tornado engine New gas tank New muffler and pipe Rebuilt carburetor New chrome grill New paint job No broken glass Windshield still needs sealed Floors panels rusted”
UPDATE: This ad originally appeared in 2013, but recently I was able to find all three ads.
In 1947, some Queen Anne Jingle Bar Wrappers included the opportunity to complete a jingle to win all kinds of contest prizes. It appears there were at least three different contests and each included a chance to win a Station Wagon.
1. This ad is on eBay, but the date is not listed. The Jingle goes:
JIMMY GOT A JINGLE BAR
HE LOVED EACH LUSCIOUS BITE
SAND HE, “QUEEN ANNE’S JINGLE BAR
___________________________” (fill in the final line)
2. This Ad was on eBay with the following contest circa September 1947:
MARY BOUGHT A JINGLE BAR,
SHE THOUGHT IT REALLY NEAT.
NOW SHE GETS ONE EVERY DAY,
___________________________ (fill in the final line)
3. This ad appeared in the November 30, 1947, issue of the Sunday Star. This Jingle was different:
FOLKS HAVE FOUND A JINGLE BAR
TASTES JUST AS GOOD AS PIE!
MILK CHOCOLATE, NUTS AND CARAMEL
___________________________ (fill in the final line)
Looks in good shape.
https://portland.craigslist.org/clc/cto/d/oregon-city-1951-willys-overland-wagon/7034309098.html
“1951 willys overland wagon
All original
19k original miles
4cylinder
3 on the tree
Runs and drives great!
Good plates and tags ready to drive home!
Everything works!
This is not a resto it is all original bought from 1st owner last year
Was stored indoors its whole life
In amazing shape!
Clean title in hand
Price is obo …this thing is an awesome find for a great deal must see!!!”
Jordan spotted this combo for sale. It includes a dual PTO. Seller mistakes the 2A for an M-38A1.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1366898626802889
“* have a 1955 Jeep Willy wagon, in a 1955 Jeep cj2. I am selling them both of them as a package deal or separate. I am asking $3,200. Both Jeeps have original Transmissions. The Jeep cj2 no engine but original transmission with PTO. The Willys wagon original transmission with a 273 Chrysler Barracuda engine out of a 67. The 273 cranks over I haven’t had time yet to fiddle with the starter cuz it is dragging, I am told that it will start and run. Both of them are projects, could be a wonderful Father and Son project together. Have any questions message me”