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Craig shared this one. Possibly a Traveller?
“4wd, 4 cyl 3 speed, hi/low. Hi/Low transfer case. extra trans and transfer cases, v6 motor , included very clean interior , pics are current as of today 8/17/17.”
https://martinsburg.craigslist.org/cto/6270264226.html
Couldn’t read anything off an enlarged version of the GSA plate. I emailed the seller to see about more info. Might be a 2wd Traveller. Has the vacuum heating controls of the 1962.5 and later.
Hi Dan, could you elaborate on the 1962.5 and later vacuum heater controls? Thanks, –T
Hi Thomas,
There were a few changes to the Willys Truck and Wagon in May 1962 with the launch of the 230 OHC Tornado. The firewall gained a notch to fit the valve cover of the Tornado. The steering changed. And the cable-controlled heater/fan controls (the three quarter-sized knobs that some call “organ controls” switched to vacuum-powered controls – a few buttons and a smaller knob. You can see it below the ashtray in the picture above.
For a close up, here are some pictures in this thread: https://www.oldwillysforum.com/forum/index.php?threads/230-heater.12500/#post-178278