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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $7500.
(11/13/2019) Appears worth a look.
“1947 WILLYS JEEP STATION WAGON. 4 CYLINDER, 3 SPEED, 2 WHEEL DRIVE WITH OVERDRIVE. ALL ORIGINAL AND NEVER ALTERED OR HOT RODDED. OLDER RESTORATION IN GOOD CONDITION”
All original?…hmmm
Is there any rust in the wagon? How is the paint job? Can you drive it at 60 mph?
Is there any rust is the body straight.mcan you drive it at 60mph?
Owner says Motor needs rebuild. These typically top out at 50MPH if the Overdrive works.
Hi Guys,
You’ll need to contact the seller via Craigslist: https://reno.craigslist.org/cto/d/1947-jeep-station-wagon/7018616019.html
Thanks,
– Dave
Nice little wagon, how many wagons of this year do you see with the CORRECT rounded 1/4 panel openings in good shape. At $8500.00 a good price for it’s age and condition.
Mike, just remember the motor needs a rebuild. Then you also don’t know how the transmission is and overdrive etc.
Where in the add does it state that the motor needs a rebuild? It is not stated. Where do these misrepresentations come from? This wagon is a Gem, much rather have a wagon like this than those big bucks so called restorations.
I have talked to the owner
heres what I do with old 2wd willys wagons – yank the L-4 134 out – recycle it for scrap – drop in a LEGAL HOTROD CONVERSION – F-6 hurricane 161 – oodles of raw neck breaking POWER !! – actually , just enough power to get out on interstate 5 and go to town on BEER run …
bought it for 6500.00. had a stuck engine. pulled the pan, got it unstuck with ATF and kerosene. engine now spins freely. looks, like it was good deal
Larry,
That’s fantastic news. Congrats on the purchase and the progress! And, thanks for the update. I’ve marked this one sold.
– Dave
Like I said back in December, GOOD DEAL.