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UPDATE: Still Available
(09/23/2013) It doesn’t look all that bad. There are some good parts here.
“1963 willys overland completely origanal. ? Needs complete restoration. ? Ran when parked20 years ago make me an offer will part out 631-394-9081 I want $1, 200 no low ballers can deliver locally as part of sale…,”
http://newyork.craigslist.org/lgi/cto/4287287941.html
This is a 1946 to 1949 right? maybe it was first titled in 1963. Beautiful.
Yeah, Merlin, it’s definitely an early flat-nosed wagon, 1946-1950. Maybe even an early 1950 based on the “4” hood ornament. Hope someone saves her. She looks pretty complete.
If the wheel are any indication, they take the larger hubcaps that were on the 48-49 and very early 50s, same size as the Jeepster and the Station Sedan. My guess is a 49 but only the serial number would give a closer indication, but it sure isn’t a 63. Normally those early wagons had Willys Overland Script on the top relief of the tailgate and this has the wording on the bumper, like a Jeepster.
Why is the link to seattle?
Because I did something wrong . . . 🙂