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1948 Willy’s jeep delivery been in garage last 25 year older restoration. Nice barn find. Not running right now but guaranteed to run with new battery and fuel pump! It’s an old jeep!! That’s all they do is run! [hidden information] $15,000 FIRM
’62 Wagon, +Mid Year so should have the better steering, looks like it was a 230_OHC Tornado rig, the heater box and firewall cut out are all there still.
The spare tire mount in the back even has the small block of wood that can be hard to come across at times. But looks to me missing the large special bolt. Missing the seats in the pictures, also some small bits on the interior but overall kinda complete, door cards and handles are all there.
Trim looks straight, bumpers are all there.
Column has been swapped out as well. 454 Big Block is a lot of power for a Wagon.
Seller’s Description
1962 wagon 454 Chevy Big Block, runs but needs rebuilt. Great starting point for a nice project. Extra parts available. ($5,500 with different wheels and tires)
This is pretty cool, 2WD with OD, 1947 has the early 0-70 silver gauges they look legit restorable, has some funky extra boat lights on the back those need to go. Column shift, what you can see of the window crank knobs look correct color, it looks really complete and super nice in the pics.
Seller’s description
1947 Jeep wagon 2wd three speed manual 4 cylinder motor call needs tires.
I’m sure most know about Classic Auto Mall out in Morgantown, PA. It’s a nice size consignment dealer, looks like they have a 10% commission, my guess is off the sale price, I’ve never delt with them but it looks like a really cool place to visit one day.
This is a nice “driver”, 230 Tornado. I’m partial to these and its actually really nice looking, there are some issues but overall has some neat features.
Factory Air Cleaner
Washer Bag and Nozzle.
It looks like its all pretty much there.
Looks nice.
Bright work is nice.
Trim is all there.
Wraparound rear bumper is nice
Interior is decent.
Things you may need to address.
Rust never sleeps kind of stuff; it’s a driver so looks like you can jump in and go!
Rubber pretty much needs a bunch of rubber stuff.
Springs, need to take a good look probably need to be done.
Leaks, while ingenious they have some cool magnetic drip cans, never seen that before but like a good Willys it marks it spot.
The engine compartment is all there but needs some clean up. Have a couple of weekends and you have a nice driver.
Some glass is older may need some work eventually.
Overall if this drives and stops enjoy it for a season then peck away at these things as time permits.
I have this at a “make an offer” and see if it sticks.
UPDATE….. Here is the link to the A&A Auto site, I reached out to Nick over there and he got right back to me,
From Nick @ A&A……..
“let me know if you have any questions, it runs great! It’s really cool but I don’t have time to restore it and figured I better send it to a good home.”
Pretty reasonable price for a wagon, it has a lot of nice original parts inside, fairly original. Might be worth a look.
Dealer Listed.
Seller’s Description
Year : 1959 Make : JEEP Model : WILLYS WAGON Mileage : 0 miles Transmission : automatic Exterior Color : yellow Interior Color : GRAY Series : sedan Drivetrain : fwd Condition : like new VIN : 5416837845 Stock ID : 10282 Engine : other
1950 Rat Rod Delivery Wagon Golden Valley, AZ $15,500
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So hear me out on this one, the body work looks legit in the photos, if you’re a fan of yellow that’s a plus, but while not in everyone’s wheelhouse, this is a pretty neat looking ride. My short list would almost to find a nice 230_OHC Wagon Frame and do a body swap then sell the rest, but you may be able to keep the A/C and some other stuff, nice set of gauges and this could be a neat project. Shame it could not be paired up with that 226 Truck frame from above, that could be a slick combination for $17,400 you would have a cool Willys for sure, if you stumble on an original Wagon frame set up. I would look at that RF passenger hood to fender area it looks off for some reason.
Seller’s Description
I have a 1950 Willys panel w/barn doors.
350/350 10 bolt Chevy rear.
Mustang front end.
Disc brakes front drum rear.
Alum.radiator.
Centerline wheels.New tires.
All gauges and lights work.
After market bumpers.
New brake booster.
New headliner.
Custom hood.
Custom tail lights.
B&M shifter
Asking 15,500.
Clean title in hand.
Brand new A/C system
As long as you see the add it’s still for sale.If you have an interest please call 92ate 53zero 915seven
CALL ONLY I RESPOND AND PEOPLE DO NOT REPLY BACK>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
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So here is one Andy tossed my way, I don’t see this as a viable Drag Racing anything here, but you can absolutely build it to what you need this to be. You will need some “Vision” here.
The Delivery with Barn Doors is the cool part to me, along with the patina, it looks solid.
IMO I’m taking this off the chassis they tossed together that sounds like it all needs to be rebuilt anyway and you have a really neat Willys to work with there are some areas that look done like the firewall and transmission tunnel. Floor looks really nice,
No title so that’s a negative, not being sold as a street legal anything here so its going to require some work.
The collection of parts is impressive, for how much modification has been done, I don’t personally see the pay back here at the price point in parts alone so your going to need a plan here as far as use and project base goes.
If it was on my way home, I would stop in and take a look and see what the deal is here if you looking for a project base.
From the Ad:
“I’m going to go ahead and get a VIN applied to this, so it may take a couple of months before this will be available for pickup.
Not sure of the year, but It’s an early Willys Panel. There is no VIN plate on this, and I have no idea what the VIN is.
We were going to make this into a twin turbo drag car. Comes will brand new glass and rubbers, door handle repair kit and LED headlights.
We had the frame, underside and interior of the body blasted. The frame has been painted, but some of the body was left raw and there is some mild surface rust to clean up.
The firewall has a brake master cylinder installed and smooth panels welded in. The frame, firewall and floor have been modified to fit a bigger transmission.
The original 2wd front suspension was cut out and a narrowed crown vic front suspension is partially installed.
We do have the hood, but I forgot to take a photo. The rear leaf hangars were cut out and aftermarket ones tacked in place.
The rear axle and springs are only mocked up and the axle will need a rebuild (Explorer 8.8).
You can buy it with, or without the crown vic front suspension.
I won’t sell parts, you’ll have to buy the body if you want the parts. No trades, sorry. Bill of sale only, remember, there is no VIN, so it might be difficult to title if you’re planning on street registering it.”