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Craig shared this ad. It looks like there’s some floor rust (you can see the ground, but there seems to be value here.
“1947 Willys Station Wagon, Very Original, Excellent project, Rare 2-wheel drive, has overdrive, comes with several new panels to eaze restoration, engine is said to have ran, head is currently off, an getting the “Marvel” treatment,”
http://rochester.craigslist.org/cto/5255093733.html
1947 should have round rear fenders. Cool wagon.
I wonder when the repair was made, has the round fender on one side and square on the other yet a good bit of patina.
No one noticed the “Aloha State” license plates?
I didn’t notice the plates. That sure is curious.