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UPDATE: Still available
(12/26/09) “
1964 4-cylinder, 4-wheel drive Willys Wagon. Runs well. Excellent condition. Electrical replaced, converted to 12-volt. See photos.”
http://toledo.craigslist.org/cto/1674699102.html
Here’s a couple wagons. If they aren’t Mavericks, let me know.
“All original. Good condition. 1960 and 1961 Willys Wagons (Maverick Special Edition). $2,500 each or $4,500 both (firm).”
http://charlotte.craigslist.org/cto/1669879191.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $6200
(02/17/2010) Nice Wagon!
“A Cool 1951 Willys Wagon. It is a two wheel drive. The engine is a fuel injected Vortec V6 backed up by a 5 speed manual with about 45,000 miles on them. Just installed this summer is a heavy duty mustang II independent front suspension with tubular a arms power disk brakes and rack and pinion POWER steering. New shocks all around, just tuned up and oil change, does have a collectors license. Wipers, lights all work turn signals installed, high-back bucket seats in front, foldaway bench in back with 5 seat belts installed. guages work. Gets about 24 mpg and good power. cruses at 75 with no problems. get in and drive it. you don’t have to mess with mechanicals. ”
This is a good looking wagon.
“1961 Willys Wagon, Totally restored, 4 wheel drive, only driven on weekends, Lots of fun to drive! Call 402-571-7226”
http://omaha.craigslist.org/cto/1666482648.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1400
It runs and drives. It looks like a great price.
“1958 Willys Great for a project. 6cyl runs, 3spd shifts, Bill of sale.”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $3200
(02/20/2010) This looks solid.
“1956 Willys wagon 4×4. Chev 283 motor with turbo 350 tranny. Good rubber( 35 inch ), new battery, electric wiper motor. Has original seats and oak slats on floor. Ready for someone to take it and use it for hunting, fishing or just back roads driving. Locking hubs too. $3200/ obo. Needs some cleaning from sitting for a while.If interested, please call Mike at 503 936-6919.”
http://portland.craigslist.org/mlt/cto/1654553806.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2500.
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1952 Willys Woody Overland Wagon.Hurricane-4 engine, standard trans original. Straight and solid body, non runnning, needs restration,but complete condition. Lots of extra parts and chrome. $2500.00 OBO in La Jolla.”
UPDATE: Status Unknown. Was $1000
This is part of an estate sale. The price will be lowered in about 3 weeks.
“I am clearing out my dad’s estate and have for sale one ‘53 Willys Jeep Wagon. This is original. No engine changes or aftermarket changes. I mean original as in 6 volt and generator charger. Jeep has 81,050 miles, never really a daily driver. Used mainly for fishing, hunting and then snowplowing my dad’s neighbor’s driveways after my dad retired to the country. Not too much time spent on salted roads. Engine was rebuilt years ago by a professional mechanic (my dad). Machine work was done by Hatch Grinding. They milled the head and balanced the crankshaft to the rods and pistons. The F head engine runs well. The rust on tailgate is lower than I’ve seen on wagons of this age. Also has the original wood guides on the floor. Brakes don’t work right now. We have not been able to remove the master cylinder cap yet. We soaked it in WD 40 and will try again in a few days. Now for the minuses, which I feel are lower than you’ll find on other old wagons. The needs are right fender (bad dents), front bumper, grill needs to be chromed. Glass in some windows is bad. Has extra glass but could be just as bad. And, of course, as any project wagon needing restoring, a complete interior redo. Body is solid with low rust, just a couple of holes, with 1 pin hole under driver’s floor. Jeep comes with extra seats and wheels. A little work and you can drive this while you restore. I can provide 15 high resolution photos to serious inquiries. We must communicate by phone first. Starting this out at $1000. I have 3 months to sell and will lower price in about 3 weeks if not sold. Snow plow parts to be removed unless you want to buy a snow plow also”
ooohhhh hhhhooooo … a nice set of turbine rims. The wagon looks pretty rust free, too.
“62 Willys Wagon, V6 Buick Auto, Call Mark for details, 704 533 4829, No emails”
http://charlotte.craigslist.org/cto/1646344675.html
UPDATE: Was on eBay **SOLD**
This is a sweet wagon.
“Rust Free 1952 Willys Wagon, Completely original, Runs and Drives like new, Stored inside , Comes with Nice mid 70s Long Board and surf rack. Complete manuals and books come with it. Rare find! Not many of these left in this condition”
