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This no reserve brochure is only $.99 (plus shipping) right now. It’s a good price on a nice brochure that folds out pretty large.
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“1954 Willy’s Jeep Station Wagon Original Sales Brochure. Condition is Used. Great condition! Shipped with USPS First Class Package.”
this doesn’t make sense ? the wagon on the cover shows a 1956 style grill , 3 horizontal trim pieces , 2 at the top , 1 at the bottom , 1956 only , then it shows a hurricane 6 engine inside ? that’s the F-6 90 hp , not the super-hurricane 226 , I think 1954 was the last year for the F-6 161 , 2wd only , those F-6 2wd wagons are so rare I have never personally seen one in 50 plus years of willys collecting and repair . I do have a 1950 673 wagon , basically the same rig with the L-6 161 .
I suspect the seller may have made up the year? I don’t see any markings on the brochure to document it. It’s definitely post ’53, as it has the K-W stamp. It doesn’t seem in line with post 1955 brochures (which is when KW transformed the Jeep advertising) .. it looks more like a left over from the Willys-Overland marketing. I’m just not sure on this timing of this one.
– Dave