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Here’s a nice looking wagon.
“51 Willys Wagon- 100% original wagon with ~32,000 original miles. Runs excellent, everything works perfectly. Paint is original- excellent for its age, even shines!
1 minor ding on rear quarter panel. NO RUST.
Completely solid vehicle.”
View all the information on eBay
Wrong motor for “100% original”… looks like ohc tornado from 1962+… just sayin’…
Dave, I think the link is wrong:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Garage-Find-1951-Willys-Wagon-/121030366719?pt=US_Cars_Trucks&hash=item1c2df8d5ff
Those are the first gauges I’ve seen in a while where the needles are still orange-red (and haven’t faded to white).
Very nice. The link above that Glennstin posted is correct. The engine shown in the corrected link is definitely a Hurricane 4 that Willy’s started using in 1950 or so…..the Tornado was a 6 cylinder.
Thanks Glenn for the right link. It is fixed in the post.