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This doesn’t run at the moment. Sure looks like an unrestored gem that would clean up nicely.
“I am selling a 1951 Willy’s Wagon for sale. This is a very clean vehicle. Must see to appreciate. I have not had it running in awhile, but it did run years ago. Very low original miles. Asking $10,000, but will consider all reasonable offers. Thanks for looking!”
https://albuquerque.craigslist.org/cto/d/1951-willys-wagon/6491011124.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay.
“As you can tell by the picture of the engine compartment, I drive it very often. I live on a dirt road, which is why its a bit dirty. I will get it professionally detailed before delivery.
It is a 1948 Willys Wagon that still has the original frame, suspension and brakes. At some point someone installed a Ford V8 along with a manual transmission. Whoever did the work did a really great job. If you didn’t know better you would think it came with this engine from the factory. It also has a Vintage Air AC system which works great and was recently serviced by a Vintage Air dealer in Central Texas.
There is a little bit of rust under the paint on the bottom of the doors. If you look closely in the pictures you can see it. The only other place that has rust is the bottom of the tailgate, on the inside. Its not bad, and is a very common problem with these trucks. The floor boards and all other areas have no rust and are completely solid.
The badges on each side of the hood are wrong. They indicate that the vehicle is “4 Wheel Drive”. It is not a 4 wheel drive model.
The roof has been repainted since the pictures were taken. It had a small spot where the clear coat was pealing. The new paint matches perfectly, and looks really great.
I am selling this vehicle to help fund the purchase of an old Chevy Suburban.”
I believe this is a factory-done parkway conversion, as it has rivets/screws between the two rear windows (Please advise if I’ve got this wrong). This may have a government plate, too.
“Willys Jeep station wagon 1964 2 or 4wd 230 overhead cam engine, rare ambulance double doors, good body great rat rod clear pa title”
https://lancaster.craigslist.org/for/d/willys-jeep-station-wagon-1964/6487882092.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1500.
TJ shared this wagon. Could be worth a look.
“Trick Wagon
Ready for restoration.
1957 Jeep Utility Wagon 4×4
226 Super Hurricane flat head 6 cylinder engine complete
Comes with extra rear body for replacement side panels.
Has some rust but easy to fix.”
Has plenty of mods.
“1960 willys panel truck. Good ohio title. I think the front sheet metal is 1948 willys. Flip nose with louvers. 350 chevy motor. Good new brakes. Good tires. Can be driven home if u dont live 2 far. Needs some work but not much to be dependable. Has a transmission leak and needs some wiring. Possible trade for street rod or rat rod.”
https://columbus.craigslist.org/cto/d/1960-willys-panel-truck/6491893596.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $6800.
Glenn spotted this wagon.
“Classic Fun in this 1961 Willys Wagon
Original Flat Head 6 Super Hurricane Engine
Three Speed Transmission
4×4
Engine and Drivetrain Strong
Good Tires”
No pics provided.
“Custom 1955 Willy’s Jeep built with all brand new hot rod parts. Rear seat removed for extra gas tank. New yellow paint. A very clean and loud classic! Jeep has been garaged for a good 10 years. It’s in next to perfect rebuilt condition.”
https://sacramento.craigslist.org/cto/d/1955-willys-jeep-hot-rod/6481389457.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3500.
Could be good for the price.
“Selling my beloved 1962 Willys wagon. In decent unmolested condition. All original except for tires, wheels, and a radio. Rare original 230 engine runs but needs the carb cleaned. Also needs a brake master cylinder. Slight pinholes in drivers floorboard, but otherwise rust is not an issue. Amateur body work on drivers door. Drive it the way it is with a little work, or it is an excellent ”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2500.
This may be worth a look.
“All original 1947 Willys Wagon 2 wheel drive., Go Devil 4 cyl engine, ( Not running, but engine is not froze, the previous owner said it ran when parked, but i’ve heard that before!) 3 speed column shift. Seats were re-upholstered by previous owner and are still in good shape.
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Scramboleer Dan shared an Old Willys Forum thread that has pics and a discussion of a 1954 four door wagon that has two rear suicide doors. Later on, the thread contains a video link with Paul Barry sharing a photo of a 3 door wagon with one rear suicide door. At this point, the unknown question is … was this modified at the factory, at Fairmont, or somewhere else? In the meantime, we all seem to be unanimous in our jealously of the new owner 🙂
http://www.oldwillysforum.com/forum/showthread.php?13094-Suicide-door-Wagon-Does-exist (there are more pics in the thread)
