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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3999
“Cool! 2 Wheel Drive Jeep Station Wagon! Small Block Ford V-8 Runs Good! Driver! Needs Restoration! Has Some Rust! Two-Tone Blue and White! Nice Patina! Mostly Original Interior Except Seat Upholstery! Only $3999. Plus Tax and Lic.!!! Vin #5814710380 See At Rich’s OK Used Cars, 406 S. McNaught St (Hwy 507) Roy 98580.”
Still for sale wow: I’ve seen this wagon listed on eBay at least 3 times over the past 2 years. The interior is kind of ratty looking along with rust issues; but still being seems like a do-able deal. Back in 1969, I bought a 2 wheel drive 1960 wagon from a junkyard in Wallington, NJ for $50.00, delivery to my driveway included. At the age of 19, not knowing a dam thing about cars, I converted it to 4 wheel drive on a dare from a friend who said I couldn’t do it. I have a picture of a VW body I stuffed in back of the wagon that I brought home with a friend to repair the VW I also had at the time. Life was more fun back then; you could do stuff like this on the cheap and get away with it…. More trivia from the man who knows most about nothing.
Still for sale; a realistic price might help.
I like the editorial billboard on the back!
Amazingly still for sale; I think Las Vegas should give odds on when this wagon will sell.
It may be a touch overpriced but not too bad. is it still a three on the tree?
The last photo with the interior showing, I can see the shift knob on the right of the steering wheel, so guess it is still on the tree. It does have the overdrive button pulled out, locking it out of overdrive. Don’t know if the O/D is not working or what.
My sister lives in Roy. I drove pass this and saw it in person, but it was a rainy day. I will try again on a dry day.
– dave