Parts 1962 Willys Wagon $975 Littlestown, PA

Can sit in it and just make the engine sounds! Not sure what’s up with the grill.

Information from seller:

Selling as a whole parts car. Cash upon pickup. Local pickup in Littlestown. The engine does not turn but transmission shifts through the gears.

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1951 Willys Station Wagon $1,000 Keene, NH

51 Wagon, I’m not scared! It looks to have a much later hood ornament, and might have a radio in there based on the partial antenna on the side.

Information from seller:

This Jeep is a nice old piece in need of a FULL restoration but has great bones complete with engine and transmission…no it doesn’t run…frame is solid and will need someone that isn’t afraid of a project. 1,000.00 or bro.

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1962 Jeep Willys Wagon $1,500 Staten Island, NY

UPDATED NOW $1,500

I really don’t know if this is the same seller or if they did sold it and its being resold. But it popped back up with some new pictures and a new FB Add, so figure would add the new photos they posted. It looks like it was stored inside for a while, but its still a NE rig and looks pretty rusty. The original add says low miles which is again hard to prove without some inspection on site. Only thing I notice now is its lists as has no Keys or Title, before it had keys. NY does not use Titles for vehicles this old you do need some paperwork for example to get a NJ Title, but they use a Transferrable Registration system in NY, being part of an Estate sale that also could be some additional paperwork.

New Link: https://www.facebook.com/share/178SLbkETN/

New Information from seller: 

1962 Jeep Willy’s wagon. No title no keys. Doesn’t run. Engine turns by hand. Will crank. Bought it from an estate sale.

New Photos:

Original Posting Below, Published on: Jun 28, 2025 

226 Wagon looks like Peacock Blue original, then maybe someone used this as a Volunteer Rig for a local Fire Department?? Not sure.  But has a Plow Mount and Hydraulic Pump. I had thought I posted this one, but don’t see it, if so enjoy it again for a second time.

Information from seller:

1962 Jeep Willys with 20k on it , car has been sitting in a garage since the 90s, it has 4wd , A/C and looks to be in overall great shape for its age. I believe it is worth restoring . I have keys I do not have title . I’m in Staten Island NY 10312 I can deliver locally free.

1958 Willys Civil Defense Wagon $26,500 Coppell, TX

Recently sold on BAT (6/24/25), this is an old Civil Defense Wagon. Pretty well equipped Wagon. But I’m not sure if it has all the CD stuff, these were really decked out, it looks super complete in some pictures from the past.

Information from seller:

For Sale is an amazing piece of off-road history. This Willys Jeep Wagon was originally a Civil Defense Recovery Vehicle.

Recently purchased from the second owner.

While there is some very minor surface rust, overall the body, frame and drivetrain are in excellent condition.

It comes with the original set of 5 rims with tires (that have no miles on them).

It has a brand new battery and the generator had been replaced with a new alternator.

It runs and drives very nicely. It has the original inline 6 Hurricane engine paired to a 3 speed (+ overdrive) manual transmission.

The Ramsey winch is also an original PTO drive that is fully functional.

Clean Original Title Delivery is available anywhere in the continental U.S.

Not trades, cash or cashiers check only upon delivery.

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Jeeptrekker

Dan sent me an email about their awesome and just gorgeous 1950 2WD Wagon that has seen more states and miles then a lot of vehicles ever will have the opportunity to see.

Photo Credit: jeeptreker.com

They also have a great website which has stories and technical notes about some of their journeys.

Jeeptrekker

https://jeeptrekker.com/

Please check out their website and the shots of their 1950 Wagon its really amazing.

The Wagon was restored by them in the late 1970’s and since then they have put on over 100,000 miles of driving the back roads pretty much everywhere. Still the original 6V System it’s a tried and true F134, BWOD, can cruise 50-55 on the flats

Back in 2003 they were able to research and find the original Owners of the Wagon, then in 2004 took a road trip in the Wagon (of course) to visit them. That’s really cool to see some of the original documents and photos that they posted on their page.

Seeing some bits of information on the paperwork they posted of course I then “had” to try to dig up some stuff related to the document and here is what I was able to find.

The Wagon was sold by the Sadler Motor Company out of Biloxi, MS on July 6^th 1950. Looking through some of the newspaper stuff I was able to find a really nice Ad from June 28^th 1950, this looks like an exact match of their Wagon. Perhaps this is the actual ad that the original Owner saw that turned them on to the Willys. The totals on the paperwork are also really close to this total, with some added features and a little tax its right there in general ballpark.

Purchased Thursday 7-6-1950 this ad ran two Sundays prior on 6-26-1950…. F-Head and All 2WD, Overridder, that’s the Wagon IMO….

Here are some other ads from1950 Sadler also carried Hudson out of this dealership. Sadler appears to have been a few dealerships in Bilioxi and Gulfport areas.

Sadler Motor Company Willys Ad’s 1950

Sadler Motor Company Hudson Ad 1950

I hope you enjoy the stories and adventures on the Jeeptrekker Website, it was very nice that Dan reached out and we are able to share this part of Willys history with everyone. Thanks, Tim

1952 Willys Wagon – $2,000 Prescott, AZ

Sent in by Andy  posting as a 52 they have it listed as a 1945, but has the V grill, the 5 bars, the placement of the battery tray, some of the trim and other smaller details like the rounded wheel wells, I really just went with that “452” which is not original but looks like a replacement VIN of sorts, so who knows got to start somewhere.

The SN does place it in 1952 correctly as a Wagon with the FA2 and the SN sequence is correct, but the unique use of the Letter I stamp for the F and the 1 in 10808 are pretty much not standard practice, good use of what was in the kit, it got the job done and back on the road at some point. My 1950 Truck Salad has a very familiar feel to its VIN on the side door, so been there, am there kind of thing. Not knocking this whatso ever.

Seat frames are there in the front. The horn I like those dual note set up or the early flat horns. Most likely 6V so tread carefully if you are testing these out.

Heater looks “newer” maybe late 50’s early 60’s?

Not sure what the small pan is above the steering wheel on the dash, maybe for your Sun Flower Seeds or something else?

Next to the Speedo there is a small sign that is related to “The NIK-O-LOCK Company” out of Indianapolis, IN that was for Pay Dressing Room and Toilet’s back in the day. Was able to dig that up on the good old interwebs, pretty amazing how almost everything is cataloged out there somewhere!

– Tim

Andy’s Picks

Information from seller:

Not much to go by here……… but here is the ad:

1945 old willy’s jeep, 48
Includes modern jeep axles, new 33″ tires, injected 4.0 straight six engine, AW4 transmission.
$2000

https://prescott.craigslist.org/pts/d/prescott-1945-old-willys-jeep/7866252104.html

Here is a version of that small sign off the internet search page…….

Willys Delivery Wagon $2,000 Grants Pass, OR
Andy’s Picks

Patina Panel Delivery

Information from seller:

Posting/selling for a friend that doesn’t have Facebook Sold with bill of sale Think it’s 1947 (ish) been sitting for years $2000

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1953 Willys Panel Delivery Wagon $2,000  Toronto, KS

This is a really neat Wagon Body not so much for what it is because the frame looks to be missing, but for the connection to what it most likely was part of, it’s a small piece of Eureka, KS past. Anyone local from the area probably knows a lot more, but at the end is what I was able to dig up. – I hope you enjoy the ride on this one- Tim

Standard eWillys Content

Andy’s Picks

nice patina on a delivery

Information from seller:

This really cool panel could be yours. 1953 Willys jeep. This truck only has rust in two spots in the floor pan. The entire rest of it is rust free. Tons of extra parts including interior and body parts . It’s currently on a k5 blazer frame. No MOTOR OR TRANSFER CASE . No low ballers. If your looking at this then you know what it is and you know it’s a fair price. I’m not responding to the is it available crap so don’t ask. My buddy said if no one is interested that I can build it. I really want to build it because it will sit on a toyota frame and all of a sudden I kinda wanna keep it. However I said I would post it before I learned that so here it is. If interested I have a running willys four cylinder motor that was converted into an air compressor that I would throw in for an extra $500. $2000 cash firm no trades. $2300 with motor

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Back Story on what I think is part of the history of this Wagon and what it was part of……

This delivery is a small bit of Eureka, KS history with coming from a long standing business with deep roots in the area, it was quite the Rabbit hole that Andy sent me down, but it was interesting to go back in time for what this Wagon was part of.

I was able to dig up quite a bit on the Brookover Grocery our of Eureka, KS. It was run and owned by Harrison Brookover and his family for a long time. Prior to being a Grocery it was a Service station that was originally founded as a Co-Op which I found an interesting article on the set up and history of that set up.

Here are some ads for the store…

In 1964 the Grocery was sold…..

Early Beginnings………..

Prior to the Grocery the place was a Service Station.

Overall the Service Station construction was started in July 1926 and completed and opened in August of 1926, it carried Dunlop Tires, Sinclair Gasoline, and 100% Pennsylvania Oil “Penzene” and Quaker State.

EDIT…… UPDATE ORIGINAL PHOTO FOUND!!!

So here it is the Mid-West Oil Company!!! What a cool find for me anyway, this has to be from 1926 to 1929, it has it all in the photo, the lube rack, the visible pumps, the PENZENE sign. What a shot, and they listed it as “gasstation” probably could add some details to this Photo.

Photo Credit: https://eurekakansas.com/galleries/the-olden-days/

Comparing the original photo to Goolge Maps today I feel that the light could very well be the original fixture above the door, you can still see the original building outlline. You can see the holes for the adjacent lights above the windows.

June 25th 1929 the Co-Op was dissolved and it looks to have become the Brookover Oil Company……

There are mentions of a Highway reconfiguration in some articles around 1939/1940 Brookover Groceries starts to pop up with a large addition to the building dedicated to Groceries noted in Oct of 1940…..

This Photo shows exactly how it is written the addition to the EAST with the Windows facing south towards 2nd Street (right side of Photo)

A time long forgotten….

Harrison Brookover was also the Mayor of Eureka from April 1945 to April 1951 serving 6 years. He was also a long time supporter and Secretary of the Greenwood County Fair….

Pretty neat local history all off one faded sign on the side of a Willys Wagon!