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UPDATE: Price dropped to $3995.
(01/082/014) This runs and drives, but needs work.
“1959 WILLYS JEEP 2 WD
**PROJECT JEEP 65% DONE
PAINT AND BODYWORK COMPLETE !!!
FLOOR SOLID NO RUST !!
UPHOLSTERY 75% DONE !!
ORIGINAL 4CLY MOTOR —RUNS AND DRIVES
3 SPEED ON COLUMN
HAVE MOST OF THE PARTS
FOR SALE OR TRADE ?
COME SEE AT 2595 W EVANS AVE DENVER CO 80219
CALL 720-971-6672”
http://denver.craigslist.org/cto/4490647667.html
This wagon was on Ebay a while back, I don’t know why it didn’t sell. All the hard work is done and just needs to be put together. (Hang Parts) Seems like a good deal to me. Same color as my 62 wagon.
Seems like even a better deal now!!!
I would have seriously considered buying this but for the fact that it doesn’t have windows and the interior would be trashed if you put it on a transport from Denver to Pennsylvania!
Having done a 1962 wagon by myself back in 2001, I know how expensive this can get; even with paint and minor body work, a gallon of DuPont Chromma color base coat cost me $160.00 a gallon plus clear coat hardeners reducers, today the price is surely much more. This is a beautiful paint job, Upholstery is very well done. If you take the time to shop around on the internet, you can get a good deal on shipping. It’s often been my dream to get a group of us Willys guys & pool our resources and skills. It wouldn’t take much To crank this baby out. (NJ shop Talk) There’s money to be made here; somebody should jump on it.