UPDATE: Was $2600 **Status Unknown** 

(11/02/2014) This might make a good restoration.

“1961 Willys Wagon 4×4, Original Drive Train, has a GM V6 that runs, needs clutch and brake work, Rear glass. All Trim, Body, Interior complete & Original. Asking $2900, call or email with questions or to view.”

UPDATE: **Status Unknown** Was $4200.

Has drive train updates.

“I’m selling my Very Rare 1962 Willy’s Wagon. Fair body, some rust. Clean interior.
Runs
Rock Crusher Transmission
350 Smallblock
NP 205 transfer case
Needs a loving owner to enjoy this classic…”

It’s been chopped and modified.

“1956 wagon body on a 1991 Blazer frame, best of both worlds. 4.3L chevy with automatic transmission. Four wheel drive works great with automatic hubs. Strong drive train. New gauge cluster and everything works. Inside still needs finishing but functional. Body has 4″ chop and 8″ stretch to match the frame. Electric sun roof. All work was done in the 90’s so has wear and tear but still solid. This is my daily driver. Will do 75 on the interstate and go straight up a wall in 4×4 low.”

http://cosprings.craigslist.org/cto/4929755239.html

UPDATE: Pics now included.

“1960 Willys Wagon 4X4 . Solid frame & floors , flathead 6 cylinder will run . Needs some minor wiring and TLC to use as-is or great full restoration candidate . A really neat looking rig”

http://daytona.craigslist.org/atq/4922049656.html

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2600

Seller has invested money into this. It runs.

“1952 Willys Wagon, great solid project vehicle with very minor rust, far from being a basket case that you typically find along the salt-belt. Includes new fuel tank, new wiring harness, new clutch assembly, new upholstery material, good running stock F4-134 Hurricane engine, good stock trans, good stock transfer case, new hardware, new emblems, new repair panels for lips of rear doors ect ect…..basically all of the major things needed to complete the vehicle except time, I don’t have any of that! Forced to thin out my projects before losing my mind, my loss is your gain. Clean and clear title in hand. Open to trade offers, it doesn’t hurt to ask. Email via the link above, include a number if you’d prefer a call back. Thanks for looking!”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4700

(07/18/2015) Looks solid.

“Nice old Willys Wagon for sale. 4 wheel drive. Ford 200 cubic inch engine in excellent condition. 2000 miles since complete rebuild. 15 inch tires. Need new brake wheel cylinders, master cylinder already done. Would consider trade for a Kawasaki KLR650.”

UPDATE: Was $3500. **SOLD**

“1955 Willys truck in good shape has been garaged and stored in Rexburg. Would be a great restoration project but still not allot of damage to it. It has a western plow on it and runs. Only way to purchase this is in person. This jeep was used in Rexburg and has low miles on it.”

The wagon has lots of surface rust, but I don’t see too much rot.

“’48 Willys 2wd wagon,was 6 cyl motor missing,trans intact 3 on the tree with o/d I have another 2wd frame&4wd frame available.Floors still intact.Must sell seats missing,hood is inside.Will include billof sale.”

http://detroit.craigslist.org/wyn/cto/4919064929.html

UPDATE: Was $1200. **SOLD**

Motor runs and brakes replaced.

“All new break lines and master cylinder. Engine starts but the calibrator need work. Breaks need bleed. Has driver and passenger seats and also the rear back seat. 4 wheel drive. Has the super hurricane flat head 6 engine. I have a title. Great start to a project. Body has rust and there are holes in the floor.”

UPDATE:  **SOLD** Was $1200. 

Seller has lots of parts.

“Started a restoration project, at the time when I bought this from Tri State Motors in Cedar City they had another one so I bought both. After many years and thousands of dollars, I don’t have the space and time to do a restoration.

This would make a great restoration project, buyer will be receiving almost 2 of everything (spare parts, doors, hood) .

I do have a 350 Chev high performance motor (it is not the original motor) and it is not on the wagon. Selling it seperately.

I am asking $1200 for the Jeep (that includes all of the spare parts from the extra one I had)
For the 350 motor $1600 (separately)
I also have a 12,000 pound winch with 5/16 cable for $100”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1500.

No obvious rust, but the rear of the body has been changed slightly for some reason.

“’51 willy’s panel project, have all sheet metal, needs motor and tranny, collector plates and clear title. $1500 OBO”

It runs, but is still a project.

“My wife and I bought this 1950’s Jeep Wagon last year with the intention of wrapping it with vinyl for advertisement. The guy we bought it from told us we only had to do a couple of things. We messed up and got in way over our heads. He did not do the steering correct so it needs a Steering Kit. It was been put on an S-10 chassis or so we were told. It has an engine, transmission, 4-barrel carb. It starts and seems to run well. We are in it twice what we are asking this by our own ignorance. If interested, please do not hesitate to contact us. We can tell you all about it. We have all the frames for the windows and door handles.”

http://austin.craigslist.org/cto/4907622980.html

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3500.

(07/25/2014) This has a roof dent. Hasn’t been run in a while.

“This is 100 percent original parts. This Willys is all original parts and engine. It has some minor rust and hasn’t run since 1997, has a dent in the roaf but has been covered.
We have all the original parts. We live 60 mi S of KC.”