Dan spotted this Parkway Conversion on eBay.

“NO RESERVE! 1951 Willys Wagon 4×4

Rare Find, VERY SOLID, Excellent to restore, we were told it was brought to ohio from Texas approx. 6 years ago, spent most of its life in texas. The Body is solid, interior is solid, does need some TLC, Has not been run in years..”

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UPDATE:  Still Available

(08/25/2011) There’s some potential here. It looks like a panel delivery wagon to me; I wonder what people were calling it (see last sentence below).  Bob and Dan both note it looks like a Parkway.

“1959 willys Panel delivery Wagon this is rare, see plenty of wagons but not panel delivery, it’s had a life but plenty left in it, would make a grate restoration project or use as is will probably need the gas tank flushing as its been stud since the distributor broke, it has some rot in the wheel arches and some dings but other than that its quite good, it also has a heavy duty winch that goes with, its sold with a bill of sale $1,500 406 250 7003 because of idiot scammers mention flathead lake in your mail.

Apparently people feel the need to corect me on what this willys is, what you see is what you get when you own it you can call it what ever you like pannel delivery is what it states on the vin plate thanks.”

http://montana.craigslist.org/cto/3408004382.html

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $700

“i have a 1953 willys wagon it has a new fuel pump and genorater and a voltage regulater needs breaks will run just needs a soilinoide and a battery wouled be a great project or good for parts”

UPDATE: Was $2000 **SOLD**

Dan spotted this and called the seller.  This runs well, but does need some work.  Dan notes it is a Parkway, but he’s unsure if it is a Traveler.

“Dana 44 Front, 12 Bolt rear, 4 speed, 350 motor, edelbrock manafold and carb. Lifted and sitting on 35’s. Current registration and RUNS!!!”

UPDATE:  **SOLD** Was $5000.

Dan notes that Paul Berry checked this out personally and feels it is a special order of a regular wagon with barn doors

(03/21/2012) It appear solid.

“I originally bought this Jeep because it is the style I always wanted, 4WD with windows and delivery doors. I wanted something cool and fun to drive around. This Willys starts, runs and drives really well,everything works. It is 50 years old and has some rust under the doors. The paint job is fair, glass is all good. It could be a good driver or solid restoration. I have an overdrive kit for it and replaced the rear main and front axle seals in 2011.”

UPDATE: Was $2500. **SOLD**

(08/07/2012) Dan spotted this parkway conversion.

“1955 willys utilty wagon 2 seats mostly stock origanal super hurricane 6 cyl engine that runs good and sounds solid 3 spd transmission, 2 stick transfer case and pto driven winch, also has the rare rear barn doors instead of tailgate .To many projects and not enough time yall know the story”