UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1400.
(08/22/2011) “Would be a great project! Very rare 1947 Willy’s Overland Panel Jeep for sale.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1400.
(08/22/2011) “Would be a great project! Very rare 1947 Willy’s Overland Panel Jeep for sale.”
We hit our goal on Monday of seeing three car museums in Indiana and enjoying lunch with Steve at an old fashioned diner called Schoops. The downside was . . . when we tried to leave Indiana, we encountered road construction and blocked traffic (I-80 westbound was standstill). What should have taken an hour and a half took three hours. We went right to bed and just woke up a little bit ago. So, there will likely be no updates today.
However, I do have this neat photo Randy shared. The wagon below may have been one of several (exactly how many we haven’t determined) built by Kaiser for touring Hawaii. Note the four doors, extended bodies, and sun roofs. 
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $6000
It looks in good shape. Plus if you like skulls.
“Selling a nice 1961 Willy’s Overland 4X4 wagon. It has a Buick 350 with an automatic, power steering, and power breaks. Has tilt steering and power bucket seats. New wheels with good tires. Runs and drives great, and is in very good condition. Must see and drive.
$6,000 obo. Cash only, no scammers.”
There have been several Craigslist Ads for this California parts dealer. Maybe they have something you need?
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3000
This might be worth a look.
“’62 Willys Wagon- complete. Original straight six runs great. Good body-never chopped, cut up or “stump-jumkpered”. Can text or e-mail info or more pics.”
UPDATE: Status Unknown. Was priced at $1750
(06/02/2013) This might have potential given the solid body.
“1953 Willy’s Wagon
4 cylinder, 3 speed manual, dual lever transfer case, solid Dana axles front and rear
Numbers matching, verified by Kaiser Willy’s
Body and frame are solid. Some patch work required on the body.
Asking $1750 or best reasonable offer.
Contact Alex at 781-439-1651 or email via reply to post”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2200.
This runs and drives.
“This is a 1962 Willys Jeep with the original in-line six cylinder engine, manual trans, and 4WD. it runs and drives great. I also have every receipt for everything that has been done to the truck since 1980. My plans were to cut it down and make a street rod out of the body, but I just can’t bring myself to cutting it up. Would make an excellent farm truck, hunting truck, or project for restoration. Asking $2,200 OBO”
UPDATE: **SOLD** No price listed.
The seller also shows pictures of a matching truck that might be for sale.
“GOT A 1958 WILLYS WAGON FROM OUT WEST HAS ORIGINAL 6 -226 MOTOR WITH WARN OR DRIVE, TOTALLY UNMOLESTED, RUNS AND STOPS.”
Dan spotted this nice wagon.
“Selling my 1949 Willys Station Wagon to make room in my garage. This is the two wheel drive version. Very original older restoration including original 134 cubic in flathead 4 cylinder with three speed overdrive transmission. Still original 6 volt electrical and wears correct 1949 California license plates. Has correct and very rare radio.
Restoration included new brakes, complete motor rebuild by Rod Furtado, new paint, new interior including seats and original basket weave headliner, all new window weatherstripping. It’s just been sitting in my garage so needs some TLC but this car is a great cruiser that makes people smile.
Contact for additional details and information. Some additional details can be seen at www.dougscars.com
408 five nine three 7375”