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This might be worth a look.
“Nice RedandWhite wagon lots of chrome 4×4 6 cylnder flat head Hurricane Engine. all Original seats 916 308 1879”
http://sfbay.craigslist.org/scz/cto/4110239438.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $900
This might be worth a look as a build. Nice rims and a chopped top.
“1950 Jeep Station Wagon with TITLE. Make a good winter project. Rat Rod.”
UPDATE: Was $17,900. **Status Unknown**
(09/08/2013) This looks beautiful.
“As the pictures show, when i restored the Willy’s it was kept all original with the exception of a 12 volt conversion. I drove it for 2 years before doing a full restoration. I purchased the Willy’s in 1993 from an airplane pilot living in Brookings Oregon, i have driven and owned it since then (20 years). He took meticulous care of it and kept all records of repair. I have original bill of sale and history. It’s a 4 X 4, hi and low range with a factory WARN Overdrive and locking hubs. It has 62K miles total, it was rebuilt at about 45K. Everything works and it drives great.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4200.
(08/26/2013) Ran when parked.
“1961 Willys Delivery Panel, 4 wheel drive, small block 283 power with only 500 miles! It ran a couple of years ago but has been parked since. All valves have been backed off. Fuel tank removed when it was parked, T90 transmission, 5.38 differentials. Extra parts that are included and are all NEW: carburetor, electronic ignition, new electronic fan.
Minimal body rust, minimal interior rust, needs some glass, no battery, needs tires. The only real dent it has is a small one on the driver’s side rear door (see picture). It includes Chilton’s service book.”
UPDATE: Status Unknown. Was listed at $5800.
This might be interesting. It has a Ford Flathead V8 also.
“Exceptional 1950 Willys Overland Wagon with 49 Ford flathead V8. No rust, all bodywork done. All new glass and moldings. Completely electrically rewired. 4X4 system works excellent! New original paint (stock color). Newer M/S tires. (Surf board, tiger, and beach ball included!!)
Go ahead and make me cry; drive it away for $5,800/realistic offer.”
http://denver.craigslist.org/cto/4103621607.html
This looks nice.
“Willys Overland Wagon. Metal sided woody. Deluxe model with complete interior.
6-cyclinder, stick, 4 X 4. 60,000 miles. Not perfect or restored. Original. Runs and drives super. Come see and drive to appreciate.
Call (480) 215-6765”
http://phoenix.craigslist.org/evl/cto/4101847991.html
If the underside rust is nil, given the motor change and the gutter rot this would be a good candidate for Tour Wagon.
“Willys Wagon 4×4. Chevy 283 eng. 12v. Running, registered, rusty, rotting rain gutter, ready for restoration. Needs another body. Lots of original parts – seats, rims, etc. No e-mails. (562) 33one-one483. Long Beach. Best offer. View any day after 2pm.”
http://losangeles.craigslist.org/lgb/cto/4101861932.html
UPDATE: **SOLD* Was $14,900
(11/06/2012) This looks nice, though the paint on the front clip appears worn.
“I am selling my 1949 Willys Sedan Delivery Panel Truck.
I have owned it since 1986.
It has sat in my garage all these years waiting for me to redo. I started it up last summer and drove it around the block a few times.
It has around 25,000 original miles.
All Original.
It has aftermarket wheels on it now, but I have the Original Rims & Hubcaps.
I am asking $14,900 O.B.O.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4300.
(04/12/2013) This might be a good restoration project.
“1961 Willys Wagon 4×4. Red. Runs good. Drives good except steering a little loose. Included in price is extra steering column. Following are new parts: tires 95% new, totally new brake system including master cylinder, all brake lines front to rear, new wheel cylinders, new shoes, new drums, new emergency brake cable, new speedometer, new gas tank, new universal joints, new battery. Rear is completely rebuilt. Over $3,000.00 in new parts. Also boxes of extra parts including extra hood, steering column, rear seats, carburetor , switches, relays, wiper vacuum motors, emblems, and more. Wagon has some body work needed. Has some surface putty with original steel underneath. Rear lift window cracked in corner. Some body rot over rear left window. See pictures for body work needed. Floor in rear of vehicle is solid but does have 2 small rot holes.also needs small some finish wireing Good project car with a little TLC and body work.”
UPDATE: Sold. Was listed at $2000.
Motor fires.
“1948 Willy’s Overland Jeep. 4 cylinder engine, 3 speed transmission (on the tree), 2 wheel drive. All original and has never been tampered with. In decent shape for being 65 years old. I recently charged the battery, poured a little fuel into the carb and the motor does turn over and fire.”
