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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was listed at $3500.
This looks awfully nice for the price.
“Two wheel drive station wagon. Hurricane 4 cylinder three speed with overdrive. New bronze glass, brakes and wheel cylinders, chrome wheels and tires, battery. Rebuilt starter and generator.
Runs great.
Very original Jeep.”
I agree with the price posted. Something has got to be wrong with the price, something is fishy or it’s not all it looks to be. There is a bit of rust on the pass side.
Maybe the seller forgot to add a 1? Nice wagon. Wow.
I would buy that in a flash if it were closer..
Love that body design..one of the best in my opinion..
It’s not a station sedan, since it is as advertised 1947.
Lack of moveable vent window.
It would say “Station Sedan” on the hood.
Thanks Dave.
I bought it today. Live in the same town. It is very nice, but there is some rust to deal with. Passenger side floor needs a patch and some bubbling along bottom of body panels. That being said, it is still in great shape for the price! Owner tore off seat upholstery as his wife was worried about mice. Only other thing really needed is a carb rebuild to run a little better. Plan to drive it home.
Congrats Kevin. That’s outstanding. You also might consider checking out http://www.oldwillysforum.com – it’s free, fun, helpful, etc.
Congratulations Kevin. I’ll update the post. Dan’s right about the Old Willys Forum.
Thanks, guys, for the suggestion to old willys forum. I will check it out. I’ve been looking for a 2wd in decent shape for about 3 years and finally found one right in my own town.
I have a 48 im reviving and i would really love to find the hood rib piece and the grill chrome piece. Does anyone know where i can get them. Been looking for almost 2 years. Please help me. Duke. 785 806 6483. Thanks
Hi Duke,
Here are some suggestions:
If you haven’t, try contacting Montana Overland? They dealtrucks/wagons: http://www.montanaoverland.com
Or try contacting Willys America https://willysamerica.com?
Or, try posting an ad on the Old WillysForum: https://www.oldwillysforum.com/forum/index.php
I hope that info helps,
– Dave