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UPDATE: This appears to have sold. Was listed at $3999
(06/14/2012) The truck looks great and so does the price.
“1955 willys jeep pick up”
Isnt this a L head instead of a F head. My 53wgon has an Fhead.
The Willys vehicles after 1954 used the Kaiser 226 cubic inch Supersonic(renamed the Super Hurricane) 6 cylinder engine that was an L head with 115hp. Scotty G’s 53 wagon probably had the Willys F-head 161 cubic inch 6 cylinder (685 series engine) that put out 90hp. Those great little engines weren’t used after 1954 in the Willys wagons.
I think this truck might be a later model than 1955, as it has the one piece windshield, large cluster speedometer/gauges and the air intake for the heater which didn’t show up until 1956 and later in about 60 for the one piece glass.
Is this truck still available?
Hi Sue,
I haven’t seen it listed in a while. But, it may still be. You’ll need to call the phone number in the ad to learn more.
Thanks,
– Dave
I just checked the listing (July 25, 9:15 AM Arizona time) and the listing has been deleted, so I suspect the truck has been sold.
I must have been really tired last night. I forgot all about clicking on the link … thanks Colin.
I’ve got your back, Dave!