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There’s no pic of the back of this press photo nor any credit for the agency/company that shot it. It appears to have dealer plates. Free shipping and the seller will consider offers.
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Roger Martin spotted this camper wagon.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1292009747807551/
“1958 Willy’s Jeep Wagon – converted into a small camper / covered trailer. Lights are in working condition and it is ready to go”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $8999.
(0711/2018) Has a V8.
https://pittsburgh.craigslist.org/cto/d/mc-donald-1949-willys-wagon/7176315697.html
“1949 Willys Overland, station wagon, runs well, v8, no time to drive.”
There are multiple wagons and one truck. Unclear how much value is here.
https://knoxville.craigslist.org/pts/d/kingston-willys-waggoners/7172792483.html
“Bunch of willy Waggoners anything in them you can have we are just tryin to get rid of them so $2000 or best offer”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $15,900.
(08/12/2016) Dan spotted this nice wagon out of Oregon.
“1959 Willys Jeep Wagon, 4WD, Everyday Driver, Original Drive Train, Warn Overdrive, Warn Automatic Hubs. I bought the Vehicle in 2000 in Vancouver, WA from it’s second owner. I restored/re-built it as an every-day driver in 2004. I’ve kept it in a garage since I restored it. The body, interior, engine, and drive train were done in local shops in the Portland Metro.
It comes with a few spare parts. I have a set of snow tires mounted on the same style rims that would be extra if you’re interested. The right front brake needs some TLC before you start driving it every day.
I’ve driven this fun wagon for 20 years, but now I’m looking for something new and different.”
https://portland.craigslist.org/clc/cto/d/government-camp-59-willys-jeep-wagon-4wd/7182972575.html
Mike pointed out that the 1999 movie Holy Joe, starring John Ritter and Meredith Baxter, included a Willys wagon. I believe the moral of the story is that if you do good in the world that someone will restore your wagon for you? At least, that’s what I got out of it!
Based on various angles, I believe this was a 1961ish 2WD Maverick, but I am open to other thoughts.You’ll note the ‘restoration’ of the wagon does not reflect an original paint scheme. The wagon makes several appearances. Here are the three longest ones.
The 11:09 minute mark before ‘restoration’:
The 51.25 minute mark before ‘restoration’:
The 1:31:37 minute mark (near end of movie) after ‘restoration’:
UPDATE: **SOLD** was $3000.
Seller has an assortment of wagons, trucks and parts.
“You are basically looking at a willys junkyard. A collection of leftovers from years of having an addiction to Willys vehicles.
First a wagon with a small block ford and is the one deserving restoration.
Another wagon that is fairly complete but has suffered the ravages of time.
A truck that I just plain feel sorry for… not good to say the least.
Several extra 6 cylinder hurricane engines, couple of transmissions, doors,fenders,hoods,bumpers grilles, and boxes of lots of miscellaneous parts to numerous to mention.
ALL ALL ALL for sale for $3000.00 cash up front. (take it all… multiple trips ok!)
Might trade all for a decent running driving Jeep Comanche or maybe a complete Jeep CJ, or easy CJ project”
Jay let me know that the Green Float company currently has several jeeps for sale. These are the jeeps they have for sale as of August 7, 2020.
https://greenfloatcompany.com/liquidation-willys/
No pics provided.
https://toledo.craigslist.org/gms/d/haskins-huge-estate-sale/7167375730.html
“This estate sale is going to be BIG! A woodworkers, collectors, and mechanics dream. Come out and see model planes and cars, antique and modern woodworking tools, a full garage with VW and Model A vehicle parts, interesting magazines, musical instruments, and even a 1947/48 Willys Jeep! We’ve got activities for teaching the kids still at home or appliances and furniture for the ones getting their first apartment. Vintage and antique pieces can be found in nearly every room with beautiful knickknacks to spruce up any space. Hand sanitizer will be provided”
This one has been for sale previously.
https://losangeles.craigslist.org/sfv/cto/d/canyon-country-willys-custom/7164303251.html
“48 Willy’s on a
41 Willy’s coupe chassis.
Rat rod if you will.
This is fully custom from a build back in the 80s.
Channeled 7-9 inches.
Shortened.
Wagon top removed.
They built a truck cab top that has been removed but still have it.
Has a 65ish for 170 with a Zenith/stomberg euro carb from the 70s.
Since I got it I did a suicide front end dropping front about 8 inches and extending it 36 inches. Rear dropped 3 to give it a California rake look to it.
I have not driven it since I finished the suspension changes.
There is defenately things that still have to be done. Some lights that have to be fixed and button up some things. I drove the car last November or so before I started mods.
Only started since then.
This is a one of a kind that will never be seen again.
It is registered and titles and up to date. With title in hand.”
