This is the first of two nice, but pricey wagons.

“1960 WILLYS WAGON FINISHED IN FOUNTAIN GREEN OVER TWO-TONE GREEN/ TAN INTERIOR AND EQUIPPED WITH THE 115 HORSEPOWER HURRICANE STRAIGHT 6 CYLINDER AND 3 SPEED MANUAL TRANSMISSION. THIS WILLYS WAS AN ORIGINAL RUST FREE WELL KEPT SURVIVOR THAT WAS TREATED TO A $30K RESTORATION 3 YEARS AGO AT A VERY HIGH END LOCAL SHOP. THIS ALSO INCLUDED 5 NEW ORIGINAL STYLE TIRES. MECHANICLLY THIS WILLYS NEEDS NOTHING, RUNS STRONG AND DRIVES PERFECTLY. ONE COOL UNIQUE COLLECTABLE.”

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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5500.

This looks like it would be an easy restoration project or would keep great just as it is. Lots of pics at the link below.

“1950 Willys Overland Model 4-73 Station Wagon.

It’s equipped with 4 wheel drive with documented Georgia registration up until 1999 (paperwork included with sale). It’s history includes being part of a private collection of 24 Willys. It was painted in August of this year a custom PPG Blue color. The new owner should buff and polish to complete the job. There’s no rust on this Southern Willys. The engine was converted to a 1965 283 Chevy V8 with 12 volt electrical (by the previous owner) including new dual exhaust system. True miles unknown (odometer shows 4131, the Title shows 58463, and not sure how many miles are on the engine). Based on the solid body and nice overall condition, it is possible that the Title is correct. Engine runs strong, with no smoke, no odd noises, and still retains its original 3 speed standard transmission and 4 wheel drive transfer case, all mechanicals in good solid working condition. This Willys is not perfect, but is a good running and driving restoration project. It has the Willys rims with brand new period correct deep lug Tires, good brakes. The following tune up items were just completed; points, plugs, rotor, plug wires, oil and oil filter and fresh valve cover gaskets. Headlights and front turn signals work correctly. For this year Willys, the rear seats fold and the rear doors split open up and down. The wood floor strips are in great condition. The following items will require work; turn signal switch replacement (I have a similiar age universal unit to go with the car), headliner is missing, rear tail lights require wiring work,(they are standard universal units), Dash guages oil pressume and ammmeter functioning, drivers window is cracked, however I have a complete door with glass which goes with the car. It will need some window weatherstripping. See photo of additional parts that go with this Willys. The present original transmission this vehicle tops out at about 55 to 60 MPH.

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5000.

“I am selling my 1954 Willys Jeep Station Wagon. This is a rare Jeep and I have not seen one like it driving around. The Jeep is in good condition for its age. I starts every time and runs like a champ. Under the hood is the original inline 6 Super Hurricane. It has a new radiator and an overdrive (both of which are worth some cash by themselves). On the interior, the oak floorboards are all intact and have been refinished. All of the seats are also intact however the fabric is ripping in some places. The worst part about the Jeep is there is some body damage on the driver side, rear quarter panel. There is some minor surface rust around the wheel wells however, other than the damage, they body and paint is in good condition. Included in the sale are some extra seats, two spare tires (one of which is the original spare), and misc. extra parts. I am asking $5,000 obo. The Jeep will be sold as is for cash or a cashiers check.”