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UPDATE: Price bumped to $17,000
(12/08/2013) This wagon deserved a few extra pics.
“47 willys rust free. 350 sbc 350 turbo. 4 wheel disk brakes, mustang front, tubular a arms. everythings new, runs nice. needs front lined up to drive perfect but goes good. 207 four 18 43 53 no emails. only phone calls responded to. truck has 25 miles sence build”
http://maine.craigslist.org/cto/4492879843.html
Gosh, I wish they’s airbrushed a Jeep in somehow, but that would have changes the time frame. Beautiful job.
Very nice I have a 48 panel and love the vintage cars airbrushed. also has the jeep delivery emblem that i have been trying to find.
Mike,
I just did a search and had no luck finding any. Have you tried some of the wagon/truck junk yards or contacted Willys America?
– Dave
Willys America is a good place to start, also try Midwest Willys (Harry Sheets) and that wagon guy out in Montana.