No title for this early SD wagon.

https://sandiego.craigslist.org/esd/pts/d/el-cajon-1946-willys-panel-delivery/7382845206.html

“1946 – 1964 Kaiser Willys Panel Delivery, a very rare vehicle and a lot shorter than the 4 door Willys wagon you’re used to seeing, great hot rod potential, no paperwork, 2 wheel drive, hasn’t run in decades, rear doors missing, no rust rot/cancer, it used to be an ice cream truck, $2,200 make an offer”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $8500.

Don’s got this wagon for sale. He plans to attend the Willys Reunion Fulton, Missouri, this weekend, so you can see it in person there.

“Very solid 1955 Willys Station Wagon from the dry western slope of Colorado. Powered by a 289 Ford V-8. The conversion looks to have been done in the 1970s. Perhaps the same same the 8-track player was added and the seats were covered with shag material. Original front and rear seats are all complete. The headliner and door panels appear original. The rest of the drivetrain in original with a T-90 manual 3 speed and a Dana 18 transfer case. It comes with an overdrive (not installed) that installs in the PTO window of the transfercase. It runs, drive, and stops. It was bought a while back from the widow of the guy who owned it in Colorado. Not much is known about how much it has been driven recently. The body is very solid. It wil need a patch on the flat part of the driver floorboard. All the rockers and fender wells are in very good condition for tis age.”

Don’s selling this project wagon.

https://boise.craigslist.org/cto/d/mesa-1960-willys-wagon/7354397490.html

“Super Hurricane 6 cyl. ( Not Running) T90 transmission spicer 18 transfer case. Straight body, minimal rust, tailgate needs sheet metal work”

Steve shared this early Sedan Delivery project.

https://lancaster.craigslist.org/cto/d/reamstown-1946-willys-for-sale/7349188711.html

“The Willys has a complete body but no engine. Have other Willys parts for sale too.”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $8500.

This lacks an engine, but seems like a promising project.

“The Willys Wagon was the first mass-produced all steel passenger wagons. Faux wood paint kept the need for nails out of the carriage production, but there was a challenge. These bodies were prone to rust. Located in Portland, OR and very like a west coast only vehicle, she’s had the advantage of salt-free roads. Finding a virtual cancer free Jeep wagon is like finding a ‘Willys’ Wonka golden ticket….

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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $8500

Looks ready to roll.

” HAVE A 1962 WILLY’S JEEP STATION WAGON FOR SALE.
6 CYL HURRICANE ENGINE
3 SPEED MANUAL
NEW WHEEL CYLINDER
GOOD TIRES
NEW SEATS
RUNS&DRIVES GOOD GOOD PAINT AND SOLID BODY
NEW RADIATOR
PRICE $8,500.00″