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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was listed at $7500.
Dan spotted this one. It includes a parts wagon, too.
“56 Willys wagon. 2 wheel drive. Restored 11 years ago. Beautiful! Runs. 40,000 miles. Some new chrome. Also have a 1963 Willys for parts. $7,500 firm.”
Wagon no longer available as I purchased this and had it trailered back home to Pittsburgh, PA. Had a local restoration shop do a overview and safety check for me before I put it on the road. They replaced the wheel cylinders, rebuilt the steering box, and a few other minor issues. I replaced the exhaust system and installed new emergency brake cable. I removed the oak bed slats and will refinish over the winter. Had fun driving around the neighborhood and local parks until this Tuesday when I put her in storage until the spring. Looking forward to getting back behind the wheel and enjoying her next year.
Congrats Dan! Looks like a real nice rig. I’ll update the post.
– Dave