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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”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $2500
(12/21/09) This is a solid looking wagon.
“Clean clear title with original plates. all original straite unmolested wagon (well maitained). paint looks like it was rolled on. rust in common places but not bad. rear gate complete and works great. all glass there clear and un foggy (one wing window has a crack). all crome in great shape (missing licencsplate holder). great bumpers. super hurricane six cyl. starts on a dime no smoke ( new 6v batt.). stock axles. 3 speed tranz very solid. tight steering. no pto. no overdrive. all springs solid look like they are replacements not sagging or filled with rust like most out there. great wheels and tires with factory spare. custom gas tank. complete running and driving rig ( needs brake master) REST OF BRAKE SYSTEM WAS WELL KEPT NOT ALL RUSTED AND FROZE UP. original int. all guages and switches work but (finiky). windows work. all trim and door pannels complete. seats and frames in great shape some tears(split bench front) rear passenger. gun holder mounts. original wood cargo slats complete and i fine shape. EXTRA PARTS. complete front axle. front and back 3/4 ton axle spings. REPLACE MASTER BRAKE CYLINDER THIS WAGON WOULD DRIVE DAILY IF NEEDED OR WOULD BE A GREAT HUNTING RIG. 503 757 4066”
http://portland.craigslist.org/mlt/cto/1646612511.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2900.
This looks like most of the exterior work is done: nice and straight.
“48 Jeep Willy’s. Needs some Interior. Has new black leather front seats and console. Has primered exterior. Runs and drives great. Has a Chevy 350 engine. Has new shocks, bushings etc. Willing to trade for Harley, Yamaha and/or Guns. Let me know?”
One vehicle I wanted to highlight from the Wonderful World of Willys Wagons was Charley Crossley’s Wild Willys. I tried to located additional images of it, but the only ones I found were on the WWWW website. I liked Charley’s creativity, so I wanted to make sure readers saw it as well. You can read about Charley’s approach to building this Wagon here. Note the rumble seat in the back!
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
