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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5100
(10/12/2013) Lots of nice work completed on this wagon. More to go.
“1947 body in rust free, excellent condition with ’53 front clip! fresh 350 with extras, ie. roller rockers and mild cam and lots of chrome, 400 trans., scout suspension with complete new brakes (front discs)and custom master cylinder, rebuilt hubs, late model transfer. Power steering and tilt column. Lots of hard to get parts. Not much to finish project. bought house and must sell.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2800.
How about this unusual panel wagon!
“Here is a diamond waiting to be shined. There is a motor and tran in the back. Havent had much time to play due to many project. Give me a buzz or text with questions or interest. There is a title clean. Thanks for looking and hope to be hearing from you”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was listed at $4400.
(11/12/2013) The motor has been updated.
“I have for sale a nice and clean 1953 Jeep Willy’s Wagon. It is in good cosmetic condition with very solid body panels and only light surface rust. This Jeep starts well and the engine has good compression. This Jeep has a tight clutch and the brakes work great. It has the original axles, 3 Speed Manual transmission and 4WD transfer case. All original parts except for the Chevy 302 engine and it has a brand new Interstate Battery. It has a dual exhaust. All the lights work perfectly and the electrical system is good. This Jeep has been painted inside and out but the exterior paint could be redone. All original badges and chrome. I had the front wheel wells sand blasted and they have a fresh coat of paint. The original chrome bumpers and grill are beautiful and the wood panels on the floor are in very good condition. The passenger side door window glass needs to be reconnected to the crank and the wipers don’t function. There is some soundproofing on the floor in the front floorboards and the headliner needs to be redone and the drivers side wing window has a crack. The original radio works works well but there are no speakers and there are no door keys. The tires are Firestone Radial ATX 235/75R15 mounted on chrome rims and a full size matching spare rim and tire is included. The mileage is unknown and I have a clean title in my name.”
UPDATE: **SOLD**. Was listed at $650. This runs.
“super hurricane six that runs.engine bay is completely intact.body is very very rough.it does have a valid up to date title call jay for info”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4500.
“1954 Willys 4X4 289 Ford 60,000 Miles on motor Runs call for details ask for gus 951-207-7843”
UPDATE: **Status Unknown** Was listed at $12,000.
“Dont miss this awesome find!! 1954 Willys Jeep Overland
~very good condition inside and out!
~ very clean
~Completely restored
~ only 48,000 ORIGINAL miles
~ 6 Cylinder super hurricane
~ rebuilt carburetor
~ totally restored
~ new brakes
~ Regular tune ups”
I think there are at least three, maybe four wagons, but all look rough. Auctiion was Nov 16th, 2013.
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2000
This runs and looks great for the price.
“Up for grabs is a friends 1957 willies jeep with the true twin stick 4wd and manual transmission. This is a running, driving, registered 4wd 1950’s american vehicle, come and get it while you can. Upon genuine interest more details will be discussed. Please email me for first contact, and we will go from there.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $7000
Joe spotted this wagon mounted onto a 4-runner chassis.
“1949 Willys Wagon professionally mounted on a 4-wheel drive 1987 Toyota 4-Runner Chassis. Registered, Titled and Insured as a 1949 Willys (I have the Toyota Title also). No emissions test required.
Fuel Injected, reliable 4 cylinder RE22 Engine, 5-Speed Transmission, independent front suspension, power brakes and power steering. Factory Toyota wiring harness, everything works. Removable Side Steps, Audi TT Baseball Stitch leather bucket seats, All new glass & rubbers, and keyed alike door and hatch locks. Runs and drives like a Toyota, but has that cool old look.
Daily driver still needs cosmetics. Very rust free for a 1949, planned on adding more sound-proofing, and interior kit. Heater and A/C have not been completed yet.
New Michelin tires and factory Toyota rims/trim rings.
$7,000 with new winch, or $6,500 w/o winch, pretty firm.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** This is not a Parkway Conversion. I thought I saw barn doors on the back, but guess I was seeing things! This includes a PTO Winch and maybe the snow blade. Looks like a good price.
“1951 Willy’s Wagon. Has PTO wench, all stock running gear, was running 3 years ago when parked”
