The seller put some time, energy, and money into this rebuild.

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“I’m selling my 1958 Jeep Willys Wagon. I have put so much into this Jeep, I think it’s one of the better buy’s for this price to be found. This Jeep is NOT 100% restored, but I drive this Jeep just about everyday. I am at a point where I need to start putting my money into my “new” house. I bought this Jeep for $2,000 as a rust bucket in 2010 (rust free jeep now, as I have cut out all rust and welded in new metal parts). I have put over $15,000 into this Jeep since then and am only looking to get half my money back. If you have any questions please email me. If you live around St. Louis, MO come take a look/drive. If you live far away, I can pick you up from the airport if you like. I would never buy a car without driving/looking at it first. However, if you’re not able to make the trip and still want it, please asking me anything and I’ll do my best to answer. I have a lot more parts into this but have only listed a few that total $7,128.76, plus the $2,000 I paid for the Jeep to illustrate the value of my asking price. Remember, if you did this yourself… you would have to install all the parts (transmission, L-226) or pay to have someone do the work for you…the prices listed are just the prices for the parts. I have been to three Jeep willys salvage yards (Montana, Vermont, New York) to find most of the parts. This has been a three year, round the country search to make this Jeep what it is today. Happy Bidding.

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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $8000

Looks in good shape with a variety of drivetrain updates.

“1962 willys wagon 4×4 one of a kind! Project car almost finish needs minor details. Runs with a chevy 350 V-8 motor and a 3 speed automatic transmission with a NP205 transfer case and dana 35 and 30 axles. Full tilt steering wheel column with power steering.

upgrades- new paint, found original seats and reupholstered front and rear. steel rear bumper with tow hitch. 12 volt system with $200 optima battery red top, hand made and installed stained wood panels looks pretty rad bringsout the interior. asking $8000 but make me a offer”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $17,950.

“This an AMAZING Restored 1957 Willys Wagon Hot Rod SUV. No expense spared on frame off restoration. 365 Horse power corvette engine with manual 4 speed muncie transmission… everything new or rebuilt… modern suspension, disk brakes, power steering, A/C, stereo, ETC ETC ETC… runs and drives like a new car with old school looks , sound, and power… no excuses and no disappointments… show and go… nicest Willys available anywhere for anywhere near this price.

I’ll consider interesting trades but no junk or projects please… ford chevy gm, plymouth, camaro, firebird, falcon, valiant, motorcycles, harley, sports cars, classic, rods etc.
Serious buyers can call me but no tire kickers please”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5900.

This has no engine or tranny, but everything else appears to be there.

“1950 WILLYS WOODY WAGON ASKING $5900
Here is your chance to live the California dream, well…you do still need the girls in bikinis and a surfboard or two.
This 1950 Willys Woody Wagon is super cool and has had tons of money invested in it over the years.
The vehicle has front Power Disc Brakes, Power Steering box, Air Conditioning, Heated Leather Seats and more.
The past owners bought the vehicle at an auction and pulled the high performance Chevy V8 and transmission out to power another car. So what you see is what you get. If you’ve got a built motor in the garage and you’re looking for something cool to put it in…this is it!
The body is pretty nice…not perfect, paint looks ok. It’s a nice looker from 15 feet. I’ve noticed there has been some patch work in the floor boards.
As you can see the interior is super cool looking. It too is not perfect, but shows pretty nice. One could drop a hot Chevy 350 and trans in it for under $2000 and have a super cool beach buggy.”