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UPDATE: This was priced at $3800. It’s a traveller, rather than a Parkway Conversion. **SOLD**
“We’re selling our 1964 Willy Wagon. Asking price is 3800.00 obo. I have replaced the shocks and gas tank. I bought a new master cylineder, however havent had the time to get it installed. The wagon runs great. We actually were using it as a daily driver.”
Wow. Nice Wagon. It has the driver’s side second tank which makes me think it may be a Traveller. I texted the seller per his Craigslist ad. Will let you know what I learn. I’m interested!
Somebody explain the taillights if it’s a ’64. Just modified I guess.
I heard that US law said the stock tail lights were to small so the 1964-65s had the “boat trailer” tail lights.
I spoke with the seller and got some more pics. He’s a really nice guy. The wagon is in good shape and it’s definitely a Traveller (not a Parkway).
Sweet! I’ll update the ad. I wondered if it wasn’t a Parkway, but just didn’t know for sure.
THANK YOU Dave and ewillys.com. I bought this Traveller today after searching for a very long time. Can’t thank you enough!