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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4500
Not perfect, but might be worth a look.
“2 WD, 289 cu in ford engine, c4 automatic trans, p/s, good body, runs and drives well.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3850
This photo looks photoshopped a bit, but I liked it just the same. The trailer is not for sale. The paint on the hood is peeling.
“1949 Willys Station Wagon. This is a sweet old 2wd Willys Wagon that is a fun car to own. Most of the early Willys Wagons had a small 4 cylinder engine, but this is a rare one with the 6 cyl. It also has a working overdrive, so it does a little better on the road. It has a recent new battery, and the previous owner said that he went throw the brakes. It runs nice and cool, even in the hot weather.
This summer, I have been driving it just about every day, but I’m sure most people would want to do a complete restoration on it. I’ve never taken it on long trip, just 50 – 100 miles or so. Like any old car, it needs attention to lots of little things. The brake lights only work when they want to, The old vacuum wipers work….unless your going up a steep hill, and the front floor has been patched very badly, and should be redone.”
Here’s a good looking wagon with updates.
” This wagon is one of a kind. 454c.i. Turbo 400 ,9in ford rearend w/373 gears .disk brakes all around Mustang II front end . Ladder bar w/coil over shocks.
All gauges have ben restored and converted to 12 volt. all glass is new laminated gray in rear section Clear tempered in doors. vacume wipers that work !
holly carb / electric fuel pump block hugging headers w thrush mufflers .
Hooser street Radials on warrior wheels
I reserve the right to end this listing early if It is sold locally .
Nonrefundable deposit”
View all the information on eBay
UPDATE: Was $5975. **Status Unknown**
(10/01/2013) This wagon looks good.
“1963 Willy’s Wagon Overlander 4×4
Very Rare & Cool Looking Wagon!!
Complete Restoration In 1997 Everything Works The Way It Should!!
Chevy 350 V8 Runs Strong, New Points, Plugs, Wires, Dynomax Exhaust
5 Speed T5 Transmission & Transfer Case, 4.10 Gears
15in American Racing Wheels Wrapped In 31in Tires With Plenty Of Tread Left
Locking Front Hubs
Factory Tinted Glass
New Alpine Stereo With 6in Speakers In The Front & 6×9 Speakers In The Rear
Very Clean Interior
Heater Works Great For Cold Mornings!”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was No Price.
‘1954 Willys 4×4 wagon
Inline “hurricane” 6 cylinder engine
3 speed transmission, recently added overdrive,
Truck has typical rust rot (floors, quarters, etc)
I was going to turn this into a beach buggy, but don’t have the heart.
great candidate for restoration.
Price will go up as I make repairs/restoration.
Truck gets tons of looks wherever it goes.
Open to interesting trades.”
Looks good.
“1959 WILLY’S WAGON (FAMILY OWNED IT’S WHOLE LIFE))
EXCELLENT CONDITION
RUNS GREAT
$9,000.00″
http://denver.craigslist.org/cto/4612645475.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1200.
(03/16/2014) I think this is the sixth different wagon-into-trailer that I’ve listed (see here for the others). Kent Frost‘s has been the nicest I’ve seen.
“Willy’s wagon made into pull behind camper in the 1960’s. Has the hard to find ambulance or ‘barn doors’ in back. I used to pull it behind my Willys to swap meets. Have the parts to make this complete for street rod / rat rod / rock climber / etc. $1200. as is.”
Looks good from the side.
“TODAY BETWEEN 10AM & 5PM,
Old Cars & Trucks & Trailers, a Willies, a Super Beetle, a Dump Truck and a Boat, Building Materials, Clawfoot Tub, Washer/Dryer, Freezer, Tables & Chairs, Steel Lockers & Shelving, Firesafe Filling Cabinet, Oak Bedroom Set, Yard tools and much, much more.
Look for the sign “ESTATE SALE – EVERYTHING GOES” on the east side of Santa Fe (Hwy 85) about 500 yards south of Titan Parkway, just south of C470 about 3 miles.”
http://denver.craigslist.org/for/4578120020.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on ebay
This wagon is worth a look.
“Completely Stock original 2WD 1959 Willys Wagon. The truck is complete and the stock motor has been professionally rebuilt. It is originally from Georgia and rot is present only under the accelerator pedal and the tailgate hinge. The rest of the truck is rust free. This is a very restorable vehicle and is difficult to find in such original and complete condition (vacuum wipers, owners manual, service manual, spare gas can, spare tire hub cap, etc. The photos show the trim missing, but I have it. It has been garaged for the last 20 years. Buyer to make pick up arrangements.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $6000
This wagon has an updated motor.
“1962 Willys Wagon with a Chevy 307 V8 engine matched to the original 4 x 4 drive train with lockout hubs. Manual 3 speed transmission . Remember that these transmissions do not have syncro’s for first gear and you must come to almost a complete stop before shifting down to first gear. The drive train is in good condition and the vehicle runs & drives well with manual steering. The 307 engine was recently remounted with custom engine mounts, the Quadrajet 4 barrel carb was rebuilt, the distributor was fitted with a pertronix type system to eliminate the need to replace points and new dual exhausts from the engine to the rear . The Willys also has a new generator and battery–(12 volt system). The battery was moved to the rear of the vehicle and installed in a new battery box. The interior is in decent shape with nicely upholstered seats and camao side panels & head liner. It also has a recently replaced speedometer (overall mileage is unknown). The windshield wipers work but not the turn signals. The exterior is in need of restoration. The frame has typical surface rust but no rust through issues. The body was redone at some point and needs repair–no big dents or rust holes but does have bondo issues (cracks and signs of a poor job in the past). There are obviously dings & scratches here & there. The bumpers need to be straightened and re-plated. Tires are in good shape. This is not a show vehicle but could be a daily driver or hunting/camping vehicle with off road capabilities. I have tried to be as informative as I can. “
