UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $9850.

This looks good.

“1961 willy’s overland 2dr utility wagon, designated f-226 4×4, Restored 1992, and been garaged ever since. has had limited use, approximately 8 to 10 thousand miles over the last 20 years. but this vehicle will go anywhere, an excellent 4×4.
original f-226 flat head has been converted to a 1966 chevy 283 ci engine, engine is balanced and blueprinted,mild rv cam,4bbl carb, stock intake and dual exhaust. completely rebuilt w/cylinder heads, seats, valves for todays fuel, run the cheap stuff. gets 18 mpg. only 5000 miles on it.—4×4, 3sp manual trans, warn overdrive, syncronized shift on the fly, 2 sp t-case, 4.27:1 gears. Everything overhauled in 1992- engine(1995), trans, t-case, front axle, rear axle, springs, shocks, and hardware, steering gear and knuckles, brakes and hydraulics. has 5 new snow tires, alternator, battery and speedometer. Interior- reupholstered and painted. Custom carpet, head liner and oak trim, nice stereo. seats fold up for more cargo area. I can attest to the quality and extent of all this work, as i have been a mechanic for 34 years, and own the shop this was done in for 22 years.”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay

This panel wagon looks solid. It needs a few addition things done to it.

“Iam selling my restored rare 1962 2 wheel drive sedan delivery wagon. This vehicle has many many new parts including a freshly rebulit 134 f head engine. new suspension (shocks, shackles, leaf springs front and rear)
New door panels and window felt and rubber ,headliner, rubber floor mat.New brakes,wheel cylinders master cylinder and lines, new fuel lines and carburator (also have the original)New cd player built into glove box. New
tires and cragar chrome rims.(have original baby moon hub cap and rims also). New paint, the inside bed is cover in bed liner paint.

The entire undercarriage have been covered in POR paint. Few things to point out vacuum wipers do not work, passenger door closes but gap is not perfect. Gas gauge work sporadically (i put new sending unit in so think its
a grounding problem). The front hood and grill trim pieces have been rechromed, the bumpers have not.”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $8500.

This looks like a real nice wagon.

“I am selling my restored 1962 four wheel drive Willys Wagon. This vehicle has many new parts including a freshly rebuilt original engine (226), rebuilt carburator, electronic distributor, new suspension (shocks, shackles, leaf springs), completely refurbished interior seats, headliner, and diamond plate aluminum side panels, Pioneer AM/FM/CD player with four speakers, LED interior lights, electric wiper motor, American Racing 15″ rims with new BF Goodrich All Terrain T/A tires. New gas tank, gas lines and electric fuel pump. The gauges in the picture are Autometer gauges including a clock, volt meter, tach, and electric oil pressure around the original speedometer. Also installed is a new wiring harness along with new halo headlights and LED tail light bulbs. This vehicle does not go fast with 427 gears in both Front (Dana 25) and Rear (Dana 44) axles but it looks good going slow. The paint is a Laguna Blue Metalic Pearl both inside and out with Charcole Gray Metalic Pearl accenting both outside and inside. I am selling this beauty becasue I have a bad back and neck and just can not drive it any longer. I have it for sale locally and I serve the right to end the auction early. If you have any questions, please email them before bidding. I have invested a lot of time and money in this Willys so serious buyers only.”