Craig shared this one. Listed as a 1946, the VIN of 463 16694 appears to make it an early 1947 model. It’s got a bit of an understated rat rod look. And, the paint job gives it a Maverick feel.

“1946 Willis jeep wagon for sale $6500 OBO. One owner garage kept until June of 2017, body is very clean for a 1946, not much needs to be done to get it back on the road. The jeep comes with many spare and factory replacement parts. The jeep is in good shape for its age, this make and model is a rare find.”

https://annapolis.craigslist.org/cto/d/1946-willis-jeep-wagon/6356577765.html

This has a gov plate on the dash. It’s a project.

“Started it’s life in California, was restored 15 years ago in CT and has been sitting in my garage with big intentions for too many years. I don’t know a ton about these, this was the first year the SUPER HURRICANE straight six was available. 6 volt system. It has one of the cleanest bodies I’ve seen in New England, and I can make it turn over and run by squirting gas into the carb, but it needs to be rebuilt, and possibly the old mechanical fuel pump. Needs front floor pans, interior panels and some small rust spots on the doors fixed, but its not a rust bucket like most.This is a project, but you won’t find a nicer starting point anywhere in New England, or at least I couldn’t for the past 4-5 years. Might be interested in the right trade, mostly older pickups, squarebody, maybe the right Harley, (no sportsters) VTX firearms, let’s make a deal! Low ballers, and tire kickers will be rudely responded to and ignored.”

https://maine.craigslist.org/cto/d/1954-willys-sport-wagon-4×4/6356351236.html

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $850.

Jeff’s selling this parts/project wagon. Given the new tires, there’s some value here.

“Willys Wagon located in Richardson. It was originally to be used for parts, but I think it’s still salvageable and don’t have it in me to cut out the body panels. It has a Ford inline-6 with a glass barrel Holley Carb. Front clip was taken by previous owner as were some other parts including the rear hatch. Heavy body filler work in some spots, but still some good useable panels. The dash is absolutely beautiful and there are a few hard to find parts on it. New tires.”

Glenn spotted this one. There may be some parts value given the winch and PTO setup.

“1960 Jeep Wagoneer Willys. PTO winch. 6 cylinder. Strong running gear.”

http://unclehenrys.com/classified/4680819/classified?back=%2Fsearch%2Fall%3Fsr%3D57481243%234680819

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $6900.

Looks solid.

“Rebuilt flat head L226 engine, currently has 2,600 miles.
3 speed transmission has new seals, clutch, pressure plate, throw out bearing.
New seals in rear axle and rear wheel bearings. All new brakes and drums has a new master cylinder.
New brake lines. New fuel lines.
New tires and rims with matching spare.
New shocks and radiator, hoses and belts, battery and speedometer.
New vacuum windshield wiper motor.
New 12 volt patronymics ignition.
New fuel tank and fuel pumps.
4 New leaf springs.
This vehicle has been converted from 6 volt to 12 volt.
Rebuilt steering gear box. New door panels. New tie rod ends, tie rod and drag link. Re- upholstered seats. Added a new rear heater.
New universal joints in the front and rear drive shaft. All windows but 3 will need to be replaced and all need rubbers. Needs a headliner.
Has small amount of rust on right rear outside quarter panel.
NO TRADES AND ONLY SERIOUS INQUIRIES.”

Runs and drives.

“Runs great has a 327 in it has 3 speed with over drive. Some minimal rust. Daily driver. Lots done recently. Needs some work but goes 60mph no problem. Needs alignment since I rebuilt front end. Needs rear shocks and probably bearings on rear driver side. Will entertain partial trade nice motorcycle , 64-73 mustang , 4 seater sand rail, nice 15 passenger van, etc. Other older car. I am not in hurry to sale just seeing what’s out there.”

https://eugene.craigslist.org/cto/d/1956-willys-wagon-4wd/6343116071.html