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I was doing a search for Wagon axles when I found this Wagon-based website: Wonderful World of Willys Wagons. It’s got some interesting, funny, silly stuff, including a description of a sprung front wagon clip. There’s a section of trains and jeeps titled Geeps & Jeeps. This site could easily be called the goofy world of wagons.
UPDATE: Status Unknown. Was $1800.
“I have a 63 Willys Wagon. It has the flathead 6cyl, 3spd trans, and all stock running gear. I was told it had been used in the Army but I have no proof of that. It does have a military data plate on the dash so it was used by some branch of the military early in its life. It was originally highway department yellow. My guess would be that it served on an air field or maintenance department for the Army or Air Corps. It runs and drives great and has a pretty decent body compaired to most of the other wagons I’ve seen. It has stock wheels and fairly new tires. It has the factory wooden slats still in the bed. THE BAD It does not have any brakes, and it has no title but I will provide you with a bill of sale. It was owned by a hunting club in AR and they never titled it. It is possible to obtain a title. Jeep is located in Paducah, KY and I’ll take $1,800 cash for it.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3300.
I’m not sure if this runs or not?
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Surfers, Four Wheelers, Classic Car enthusiasts, here’s one for all of you. It’s a stock 6 cylinder, 4×4. I will either go for cash or trade for a Honda CFR250X motorcycle.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3500.
I wouldn’t call this cammo exactly. It’s kind of cool.
“1962 willys utilty jeep 4×4 $3500 obo this has 99k miles runns great looks cool evrything works brakes motor (has some oil leaks ) light heater cd player interer has 1996 bronko seats”
UPDATE: Pics now available. It looks in great shape.
(03/06/2010) Includes an overdrive. The seller and the state of Idaho both note that ‘Salt’ is not used on Idaho roads; however, just to splice hairs, while the state of Idaho might not use Sodium Chloride (aka table salt), they do use Calcium Chloride and Magnesium Chloride, both of which fall into the family of salts (aka a chemical product produced by reacting an acid with a base).
“This wagon needs TLC, everything is on it, engine has been rebuilt, very little rust{Idaho DOES NOT USE SALT on their roads} 4 cyl L head with overdrive, not 4×4. serious inquires only,pictures upon request”
http://lasvegas.craigslist.org/cto/1720882091.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3000
It looks pretty good from the passenger side.
“VERY RARE… All original 1962 Willys Wagon 4×4, Flat Head 6 cyl eng (runs like a dream), three stick transfer case, Heater works, lights work, wipers work, 4×4 works … It does need restored, it has rust, but not bad for the year, The frame has NO RUST! $3000.00 – OBO. It also comes with a extra flat head willys motor and a service manual.
email with any questios. I check my email often.”
UPDATE: Was $4800. **SOLD**
“59 Willys Wagon. Very clean body. Drivetrain. 14 bolt chevy 8 lug rear axle 4.10 gears with detroit locker. Front axle chevy 10 bolt 8 lug with lock right. superwinch hubs. Tires. 13/36.16 interco super swampers 60 to 70 % tread on american racing Atlas wheels. custom built traction bar on rear axle. Engine: 360 dodge, 9.5 pistons, crane 272 dur cam, double valve springs, offy intake, Carter AFB 4bbl carb,high volume oil pump, double roller timing set, chevy cross flow radiator, 900cca battery, 140 amp gm alternator, electric cooling fan, electric windshield wipers converted from vacuum type. Trans. 727 torqueflight with less than 2000 miles, 2500 stall converter, full manual shift valve body. transfer case np 203. 1350 series rear drive shaft w/CV front drive shaft also like new, High back bucket front seats and rear bench seat, seats 5 comfortably am/fm CD with 4 speakers. CB radio with external speaker. all electical has been re done, all componants are on relays. tinted glass in all but driver/passenger windows and windshield, windshield glass is new. Warn 8000 lb winch with roller fairhead, custom front and rear bumpers, cargo box in rear bolted down. 35/1250 16.5 spare tire mounted inside with quick release. fender flares.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $7500
(12/02/09) Here’s a rodded Wagon.
“1954 Willys overland Chromed 350 ci tubo 350, power steering, cd player. Looking to trade for a Harley, shoot me all offers! Cash is good too!”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2000
“1960 Willys Wagon for sale. Emmit is in need of a new home. He runs but needs a new starter. His body is in good condition. Gas tank needs to be cleaned, since hes been sitting for a while. I bought him as a project as well as one of his cousins. I have decided I cant work on both. =) So it would be great if he went to a loving home. $2000 OBO. Thank you for looking.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $800.
This appears to have nice tires and rims. I also don’t see much rust. And, it evens runs. This might be a good project for someone.
“Has 350 V-8 engine, Runs but needs to be restored.”
