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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1500
This looks to have potential.
“Cool old willies jeep wagon. complete. has motor and all. Restore it or use it to fix one you have. Im not sure of the year. Was told it was a 48-51”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $6200
This shifter is a double barrel shotgun. Don’t run across that everyday.
“Fairly rare 1951 Overland Willys Wagon for sale or possible trade. I drive this thing a few days a week but its time to make room in the driveway so looking to sell or possible trade for something of equal value and uniqueness. I acquired this wagon a few years ago and all the work was done by the previous owner who owned a mechanic shop. Has a strong running 283 with custom exhaust and lake pipes. Lowered a few inches for a cool looking stance, rides pretty smooth and has not failed me yet. All lights and brakes work fine, horn needs a relay. Tires are all in great condition with at least 70% tread left. Has custom double barrel shotgun shifter with what I believe to be a 4 speed automatic. Current with registration and I have pink in hand. Original black license plates. The pictures you see were taken about two to three weeks ago, not last year, and I didn’t water it down to make it look better – like most people do.
UPDATE **SOLD** Was $3000
This has restoration potential.
“I have a 1952 willy’s that runs good body is in good shape but interior could use some work. it is a 2wd vehicle. NOT a 4×4. asking $3000/bo or possible trade for a 60’s or 50’s truck that needs minimal work. I will only except cash or trade no paypal or scammers”
This has potential, but needs to be towed.
“This Willys is from New Mexico and has no rust other than a couple of small nicks in the paint. Paint is decent and interior is basic but clean. Chrome is in good shape. Mostly original except SB Chevy engine. I have a set of axles (Dana 44) from a ’76 Wagoneer that I intended on installing for better streetability that come with the Jeep. If you know Willys you know they are geared low so these axles provide modern street gearing and brakes. Last driven over a year ago but it will start. Everything works. The drive shaft and brake lines for rear axel are disconnected so you will have to tow it. It’s registered but needs inspection. It’s a very solid Willys and someone with a little more time than I have could have it on the road in a few days. I have the clear title and will accept cash only. To avoid the robot replies I ask that you please put Dana 44 in your reply so I don’t delete you out of frustration.”
http://austin.craigslist.org/cto/3998073801.html
This might restore well.
“1953 willys wagon. Two wheel drive.4 cylinder manual 3 speed. Runs good, new master cylinder. All glass is clean, body in good shape, some nicks and dings. Solid wagon. Floors Are good. Interior is all there and clean. Would make a nice hot rod or beach cruiser. Needs gas tank treated or replaced. I Have clean title on hand. Too many projects need to sell. Asking 2800 or best offer. Please call 760-518-5501 thanks”
http://sandiego.craigslist.org/nsd/cto/4006601930.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $17,950.
(07/16/2013) This looks good.
“You have got to see this one of a kind vehicle in person to really appreciate the quality of workmanship that makes this a Must Have vehicle for a car collector. This Overland Utility Wagon has High/Low 4 wheel drive with 3 speed manual transmission. It has plenty of power with a Buick V6 and the interior finish is superb. This one won’t last long!
Vehicle Options
4×4
AM/FM
Bucket Seats
CD”
UPDATE: This was listed at $4000. **SOLD**
This sure looks nice for the price.
“80% restored Willys Wagon 2WD, L161 Lightning engine, 3 on tree trans shift, o/d, original 6V electrical sys, runs and drives, vehicle just sits, needs good home, new tires, upholstery and much more ”
No pics provided.
“Jeep has new blue and white paint by body shop, had good original paint and was pretty much rust free.It has original engine and trans, runs good 4 cyl 3 speed trans.new interior from Sewfine. It will need a gas tank or repair one in it.This was a buddy project that did not get finished. Colo title ,Glass is out and needs put back in. Sorry no pics, try to get some this week. 6k in it , has low miles. Call 303sixsix7 4593…”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $5700.
(04/23/2013) This looks solid.
“4 Willys Wagon. Mid 70’s AMC 6 cylinder, power steering, Scout axles with front disk brakes. Repainted several years ago, 2002 Mustang Red. Interior redone, still pretty nice. 2 sets of wheels. Over $8500 invested. Been sitting for a while, but runs, drives and still looks good.”
http://seattle.craigslist.org/see/cto/3995255918.html
Dan pointed out that the October 2103 issue of Vintage Truck Magazine has a great looking article about the Traveller by Bill Norris. I’m going to get a copy of that magazine right away!
You can read it online here: http://www.vintagetruckmagazine.com/current/index.html
http://www.vintagetruckmagazine.com/current/index.html