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This looks solid, though has some interior wear.
https://slo.craigslist.org/cto/7561022520.html
“This is a rare find. This beautiful 1949 Jeep is the last year of the flat face grill front. The body is in excellent shape and it is currently a non op.This will be the ultimate fun restoration to those interested. Highest offer over $6,900 gets it”
Andy shared this one. Maybe some parts value here? Includes a snow plow.
https://hudsonvalley.craigslist.org/pts/d/montgomery-1962-willys-panel-truck/7561149583.html
“62 willys panel for parts 4WD flat head 6 runs ∧ drives no brakes lots of good parts solid frame snow plow”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $6500. Richard notes that he hasn’t had luck contacting the seller.
(03/01/2022) This may be a good price.
“1949 WILLYS Overland this vehicle is a fun and affordable cruise night car, you definitely wont park next to three of these at the show! 289 ford v-8 with three speed manual transmission. Looks stock but us a drivable classic. Solid body no rust
tons of potential to lower or woody wagon or just have a blast the way it is.”
This rare Ford-made Rural Wagon from Brazil was shared by Glenn.
“Runs amazing one of a kind here in America made in Brazil Ford Rural ”
Mike shared this rare right-hand-drive wagon. Maybe it is an ex-USPS wagon?
https://willysforsale.com/ads/1958-willys-wagon-rhd/
“1958 Willys Wagon, Rare right hand drive. 6-226 runs. Have rear driver’s side repair panel.”
It may not win a beauty contest (neither can I), but this wagon, dubbed the Chukar Chaser, is purpose built: Hunting Chukars.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1156725718376458
“Runs like a rabbit and has great bones. New brake system, clutch system,drive train and bearings. $2500 worth its ready to roll. I drive daily.Everything works, all lights, amp,Oil pressure and water temperature gauges. Has great pressure and runs cool. Has a 1964 AMC 196 Six Cylinder. When installed they put in a Great Heater. Has fold down bumber to carry trail bike or 4 guys hanging on to grab bar on roof. Front bumber set up for easy towing also. Has new tires. Is a great hunting rig but new bride hates it. So would consider a trade for a enclosed quad with heat.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $8000.
Seems a good price.
“Leaving the state so I’m selling my1955 Willys wagon, runs and drives. Four wheel drive, good body and paint, excellent interior, 12 volt , CD player. Engine is a an L226 Flathead but needs minor work. Located in Carson.”
Andy spotted this free Economy Delivery Truck. It’s a project for sure, but an interesting one. It’s probably a 1957, 1958, or 195
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/462671892727824
“Free willy . No title . Cool project! Solid frame”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on ebay.
Glenn shared this 4×4 panel wagon that could use some floor love. There appears to be plenty of solid wagon still left here.
“63 Willy’s Panel. 4×4. Super hurricane six cylinder flathead. Solid body with typical front floor board rust. hat channels and pillars are solid. Engine runs well, nice quiet and smooth. No smoke at all, seems to be a great engine. Clutch transmission, and 4 wheel hi and lo all work good. Generator charges 13.8 volts. Drivers door latch doesn’t always latch. Vehicle has been in dry storage a lot of years in the hands of a collector who passed away. Montana title is clean and matches vin data plate.
runs good for loading for transport. tires are old. I live near a main highway with truck access for shipping or pickup. Buyer pays $500 deposit within 48 hours and remainder to be paid within 7 days.
Vehicle can be stored for the winter if it is paid for within 7 days.”
UPDATE: Seems there are still some jeeps here (at least, the ad is still up).
(08/06/2022) There could be something interesting here.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/5435406496497803
“I am selling a collection of various Jeeps, including Willy’s wagons/trucks, CJ2, CJ3, CJ5, CJ7. Most are complete, just have not been started, run or moved in a few years. Selling all to clear the land. Please message for phone number please as I will NOT do back-and-forth texting. Thank you for your help in that regard. I also have others ads up for vintage aluminum trailers, Mercedes, Studebakers and a few other vehicles from the 1950’s thru 1970’s. Pictures are but a sample of what is available. Thanks for the interest!”
