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It has a variety of updates. Looks good.
“Willys Station Wagon – 350 create engine (14,200 mi), 704R Transmission , power steering Scott II axles brakes and transfer case.”
https://capecod.craigslist.org/pts/6157000274.html
Craig shared this nice looking wagon. I can’t remember if this has been listed previously.
“Beautiful Panel Delivery new brakes, tires. runs like a top. gets a lot of looks”
https://newyork.craigslist.org/jsy/cto/6156711527.html
UPDATE: **Status Unknown** was $16,500.
(04/07/2017) Nicely updated wagon.
“Summer cruiser. This is a great little Willys wagon that has an older restoration that is still in great shape. It looks great and the 4-bolt main 350 sounds fantastic. It has a 700R4 transmission to get that great overdrive and fuel economy for cruising to those great summer cruise ins’. I have a three-ring notebook and a cd full of the history for this great little rig. I will list a few items below but really to much to list all so if you are interested please call and we can discuss.
It has:
350 with a 4-bolt block W/Comp cam
Flow master 50 mufflers
700-R4 Automatic transmission
Vintage air conditioning
Dakota digital dash instruments
Power steering and Brakes
Disc brakes on the front
American Racing wheels that were put on just before I purchased it
Front suspension – Heidt’s Super Ride 2
Rear End is a Currie 4 link
Coil overs front and rear
Headers
Paint overall is in great shape but as all older restoration could use come spot work as I show in one of the pictures but if you look at the CD I have, you will see they did a great job on it. Lots of pictures.
If you are looking for a great cruiser this summer give me a call and come look at this little beauty. I will not respond to emails so put your contact information in the email and I can contact you. I prefer a phone call, but Text is ok. You won’t be disappointed in this little rig.”
Craig spotted both of these modified wagon projects/parts jeeps.
Lots of work left in this Wagon/S-10 project. Glass and body exterior look good.
“This listing is for a rare 1948 Willys Jeep Overland Station Wagon. This vehicle will make one great street rod, no doubt about it. The Jeep currently has no motor but the engine bay is plenty large enough for any size motor you’d like to drop in. It needs new door glass. The body is sitting on a mid-80’s model Chevrolet S-10 pickup frame. The body work is ~80% complete. This vehicle is being sold as-is. Please contact me with any questions you have about this vehicle. The buyer will need to pickup the vehicle, I do not provide shipping. This is quite a rare vehicle and a true collector. You won’t find another like it.”
https://atlanta.craigslist.org/sat/cto/6141659305.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was No Price.
Looks good. The interior “diamond plating” on the ceiling is actually thin plastic sheets cut to fit the side panels and headliner.
“According to Willys records, less than 12,000 wagons were produced in 1959. All were powered by the Super Hurricane 226 Cubic Inch inline 6-cylinder flat head engine. Combined with the 3 speed manual transmission, this drive train produced a neck-snapping 115 HP and could almost reach 55 mph down hill with a tail wind. These wagons came in both the two-wheel and four-wheel drive models and were designed for strength and durability, not speed.
It is difficult to find any of these vehicles today. For the most part, those that do exist do not resemble the original. Most have been subjected to the “improvements” of a high-powered engine and transmission swap.
This rare example has seen restoration efforts by 3 successive owners since 2008. Each has added his or her contribution but no effort has been made to change the original 58 year-old powertrain.
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Barry spotted this one. I’m not sure how much value is there.
“WILLYS PANEL DELIVERY TRUCK 1949. THIS IS FOR THE BODY ONLY, THERE IS NO MOTOR OR TRANSMISSION. WILL NEED FLOOR PANS, AND MISCELLANEOUS OTHER REPAIRS. STILL SOLID ENOUGH FOR A GOOD PROJECT. ”
https://bham.craigslist.org/cto/6146490152.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** $8000.
(02/28/2017) Has been repowered.
“I’m selling a 1955 Willis Wagon powered by a Chevy 350. This car is very solid. It has Cragar wheels, a great patina, airbrushed woodgrain, and a surfboard on the roof. Its got power steering, power brakes, and aluminum radiator.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $8000.
Engine is frozen.
“I have a ’48 Willys jeep overland delivery wagon. Engines not locked up but haven’t gotten it running, 3 original hubcaps”
Seller has a lot of the 48’s chassis completed. Both the ’48 and the ’54 engines run.
“Selling project 1948 Willys Overland Wagon, 2WD, Go Devil 4 Cylinder “Go Devil” motor, manual transmission, had new glass all around, new seat frames and extra fenders.
Bonus purchase includes 1954 Willys Overland Wagon, 4WD, 6 Cylinder Hurricane motor, manual transmission with frame, no body
Both start and run. makes a great rat rod project, or restoration all the bones are there”
https://mcallen.craigslist.org/cto/6148210809.html
