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This was listed on Sellajeep.com. Whether it’s perfect enough or not for the price is up to the buyer, but it is a nice looking wagon.
http://www.sellajeep.com/mjs/sale18/adm349/adm349.html
“1948 Willys Wagon in Excellent condition including the ORIGINAL FLOORMAT and ORIGINAL BASKETWEAVE HEADLINER IN PERFECT CONDITION. Includes the “7th seat ” in rear cargo area. Runs and drives perfectly. Previous owner had the exterior repainted to Willys factory specs.”
Dave,
I think this may have shown up at the Spring Willys Reunion very,very briefly. I did not get a chance to really look at , but from what I could tell, it was really nice. I wanted to get pictures of it, I turned around and it was gone.
Bill
THATS — PROPER !!! — CORRECT LUZON RED — NO STUPID ADD-ON LIGHTS OR HORNS — THIS IS THE WAY A RESTORATION IS SUPPOSED TO BE !!! — NOT SO SURE IF I LIKE THE WIDE WHITES — THESE WERE UTILITY VEHICLES — NOT *** DAMN CADILLACS !!!
I was wondering that given how close it was to the Reunion. I would liked to have seen it.
Nice wagon. Top bid was around $31k.