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This runs and drives.
“Running driving 4X4 Willys wagon with just over 61K miles. It has a working PTO winch. It does not have brakes. Please call 501-960-6162 with any questions. Sorry, I do not respond to texting. Asking $1350 OBO”
http://littlerock.craigslist.org/cto/3083077732.html
This looks good and runs and drivse, but needs a little work.
“1947 WILLYS JEEP 2WD WAGON. I REALLY REALLY DON’T WANT TO SELL THIS! But need the cash, this is a ultra rare old willys, its not all original has a 289 out of a 65 mustang, auto tranny, different steering column, and gearbox. . . I was going to put in a manual rack and pinion steering on it, and eventually a mustang II set up. . . the motor runs like a champ..
Overall condition is awesome 98% rust free, only rust is some flat work on floor, all other supports etc are great, I have all the smnall parts for it all seats, wood for the floor, etc, this thing turns heads everywhere I went. . . this thing is a attention getter for sure. . . jeep has always been shedded, motor is free and will start and run with a battery and a prime..
Clear title in hand, like I said this is my baby, I don’t want to sell but I just spent 11,000 on concrete so I have to cut some losses
Jeep is near Harvard ne 68944..i have other pics just email
4,500 cash no scammers cash only, I don’t need help selling, nor am I gonna ship it to bulivia, lol call and lets talk
402 469 5703 or email”
http://lincoln.craigslist.org/cto/3077171648.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1600.
This body doesn’t look too bad.
“1952 willys overland no eng good title good body also a 79 blazer frame with 35 inch tires and wheels good running gears 350 eng auto trans same wheel base all for $1,600 obo would make a cool 4×4 or a rat rod for more details”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was listed at $1000.
Dan’s his former US Forest Service wagon. It includes the government data plate. He is offering $50 off to those that mention eWillys.
“Overview:
I am selling my Utility Delivery project to buy another Willys Wagon (with rear side windows)
This is a rolling body on chassis, and does not include an engine or transmission
You can restore with the original T90 transmission and D18 transfer case from Willys Wagon, Truck, or CJ or install more modern versions
Originally was a US Forest Service vehicle painted white; the subsequent owner painted the Delivery green sometime in the 1980s
The good:
Includes glove box doors, data/VIN plate, and US Government plate
Also includes miscellaneous parts such as the windshield metal trim, heater controls/knobs, etc.
Panel doors in good shape
Panel door glass is in excellent shape
Rear Dana 44 (stock as far as I can tell)
Frame is in good shape (just minor surface rust)
Locking front hubs
Clear title
Current California registration with white plates (non-op)
The bad:
Rust through in both driver and passenger floorboards, bottom of fenders, and rear valence
Lots of drilled holes in seat riser/tool box area
No windshield; door glass is cracked
Surface rust and dents all over
At least one goofy sheetmetal solution by previous owner on right front fender
Does not include the old yellow license plate. I hope to find it a good home as these Delivery Wagons are quite rare”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3200
I can only hope that this formerly rare four door wagon was rusted beyond being savable, so was chopped down to a four door wagon. One can always hope, right? Never-the-less, the result is surely odd.
“1947 Jeep that was a 4 door has been shaved down to a 2 door single cab. 91 5.0 8 engine with 58,000 miles. Power steering, power brakes.F150 chassi and transmiission. Interior work needed. Runs great can drive away today. Email for more info. **Cash only when vehicle is seen/ picked up**”
UPDATE: Status Unknown. Was $1800.
“Good overall condition 1960 Willys Wagon 4 wheel drive for sale. Vintage body is rough in some places and has some rust, but it was garaged for a long time. Hurricane flathead 6 engine runs. 76K mileage. Excellent project car or for parts. $1800 or best offer.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was No price.
This looks good.
UPDATE: Price dropped to $350.
(05/29/2012) I’m sure someone could use this.
“1949 Willys panel truck
Okay body has rust but not to bad. Has frame, nice front clip, no glass, no interior or column. Has clean MO title.
Call or text for more info 5733665466”
http://stlouis.craigslist.org/cto/3066036620.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5000
Yep, people do some surprising things with wagons.
“1954 willys jeep wagon chopped 4″ on a 95 chevy 2wd frame fully bagged with air bags adjustable for up to 10″ of travel down all the way frame scrapes. Has a chevy 400sbc with holley dual plane intake manifold holley 650 carburetor HEI ignition new alternator and starter. has optima battery yellow topper, on board belt driven air compressor. electric cooling fan semi air horn all light work. has 4 speeed manual transmission with new clutch .tons of time and lots of money invested around 12k comes with parts truck if you make the right offer. CLUTCH LINKAGE IS VERY STIFF STILL NEEDS SOME WORK BUT ADD YOUR OWN TOUCHES TO THIS TO MAKE IT MORE UNIQUE.
WHAT I AM LOOKING FOR IS
A GOOD FUEL ECONOMY CAR LOW MILES GOOD CONDITION
HARLEY DAVIDSON
CASH
OR A LARGE GUN SAFE (WITH CONTENTS……)
NICE COUCHES AND A AWESOME INTERTAINMENT CENTER”
After seeing this ad about the shortened wagon, a reader named Or forwarded me the following links that show these shortened wagons aren’t as rare as we thought. Thanks for finding these!
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ykAQ967gxmU&feature=relmfu
From this link comes this picture:
Here’s this one with a slightly different front end from this link:
Or, if you like red:
Here are a few more links, too:
https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-cPd-DXN-roo/T8ura4LrSZI/AAAAAAAAAqI/4votwocxN5w/s400/1165413236.jpg
https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-og9QbesAeMo/T8urkmL35LI/AAAAAAAAAqQ/NOx-nRG0Xes/s400/1175596299.jpg
https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/-yL5EOaxZ8ZY/T8urvLQ4slI/AAAAAAAAAqY/8ON9BYVKc8c/s400/1196241655.jpg
UPDATE: **SOLD ** Was $5000
This looks like a nice wagon.
“1959 Willys. Recent paint. All stock. Hurricane 6 motor. $5000 firm. No trades. Email through CL for more info.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4500.
This looks in good shape.
“Forsale: 1961 Willys Jeep Wagon. Two wheel drive, has 6 Cyl. straight flat head OEM engine. Runs great! Has new tires, body is in good shape. Please call 260-347-35 three three from 8:30AM to 5PM. Do not email for information on Jeep it will not be answered. You must call the number, and ask for Alan, or Michel.”
I like the auto body truck.
“Lot of 3 Willys pickups + parts, all with titles $5000 for everything
Chevy pick up, runs, with title $500
calls or txt only NO EMAILS (201) Four Seven Eight-1947 Alex”
http://newyork.craigslist.org/wch/cto/3052296156.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1300
Needs tranny and tc at the very least.
“1953 Willys Wagon Project truck. Body is in pretty good condition. Does have some rust around the rear wheel wells. Has a Chrysler slant 6 motor (unknown condition). No transmission or transfer case. Clear Washington Title. In Eastern Oregon. More pictures on request. Other Willys wagon and truck parts available.”
UPDATE: Still Available.
View all the information on eBay
“First off, you will never see another vehicle like this one. This is truly a one of a kind truck. It has been custom built from front to rear. All the modern day amenities combined with the timeless look of vintage.
This is a 1955 Jeep Willys truck body that has been modified to an extended cab.
It is mounted on a 1999 GMC Silverado 3500 series 6X6 Big Dually Frame.
Custom, rear-mounted radiator
All new glass all around
Custom made leather interior
Custom installed sound system
Aurora RT20 Radial LT235/85R16 tires
I have all the paint codes
Complete album of restoration and rebuild”
UPDATE: Buz shot this picture while visiting Ocracoke Island in South Carolina last year. This year he discovered the history behind the wagon. Thanks Buz! I like the way you vacation 🙂
Read about the station wagon,, John Conner, Sr., and the history of the super market here:
http://www.connerssupermarket.com/index_files/Page426.htm
Rob forwarded me the jeep below. It’s an odd melding of a CJ-2A and a Wagon. I’d love to get a closer look to see how various problems were solved.
This jeep is one of several jeeps in different conditions being auctioned, though nothing is in amazing condition. Tools and other vehicles will also be auctioned, including a deuce and a half that looks to me (not being an expert) in very good condition.
The auction takes place on June 16th, 2012, at a place tbd. You can learn more about the auction by Fenbert Auction Services and see the other vehicles at here.
Here’s the oddball CJ-2A/Panel Wagon hybrid:
A few other jeeps at the auction. A couple CJ-2As:
A couple CJ-3As:
Other Stuff:
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1200.
(05/23/2012) There’s some value here.
“This Jeep is a chick magnet, 8 hot girls have wanted to be my friends in responce to my ad.
Exalant project jeep 49 delivery wagon on a 57 chassis. Needs to be put together. Has 2 hoods and grills, It had wooden signs on it because in 49 there were sign painters everywhere but not custom truck painters. I got this jeep as a project but had Kidney failer in January and may now never get to it. I know it needs the drivers door glass wing and rollup all other glass is good. Needs wiper moter.I havn’t gone through it to see what else it needs. is setup for sbc350 (has one in it but prably only good for a core). Axles are jeep but look redone along with chassis Has front and rear bumpers origonal trans and t-case.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was No Price.
This runs and drives.
“1955 willy’s wagon, Original flat head six and three speed tranny, Runs and drives. interior in ok shape for the age and rust in the usual spots, but not bad for a unmolested, unmodified, willys. Cash talks, Call or text for more info or to see it in person”
UPDATE: Price dropped to $750.
(01/27/2012) This has been altered in the back, so it might be worth a look.
“Sell or trade.
This will make a cool old ratrod
You dont see these old trucks anymore
It is pretty much all original except where the top has been shortened
Flat head 6 cylinder with a 4 speed
This is a 4 wheel drive
Does not run
Does have rust in the floors, they will need to be replaced
Would be real cool when done
No title
No texting
Calls only 859-582-3710”
http://lexington.craigslist.org/cto/3045215798.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $575.
Runs and drives. Just needs title. Looks like a great price.
“63 Willys Jeep for sale. It is a two door station wagon with a small block chevy engine, pto driven winch. It dose run and drive but the reason it is cheap $575.00 is there is no title so sold as a parts car or scrap metal.”
This looks good.
“Ultra reliable.
12-volt system with electric fuel pump.
New wiring harness.
New high-torque starter.
New alternator.
New battery.
New exhaust.
New shocks.
New control-arm bushings.
New aluminum radiator.
Stock hubcaps.
3 powder-coated rims, & 2 that are rattle-canned.
Recently serviced overdrive. 98% stock :134CI f-head, 2-wheel drive, purrs like a kitten, excellent mileage.
I’ve done a lot of work to this, but I did leave some things for you to do, i.e., seals for windows, wipers and paint.
If you like to tinker, this would be a good ride for you.
Registered, runnin, Pink in hand.
I will consider interesting trades.
JONATHAN 510-222-6170”
http://sfbay.craigslist.org/eby/cto/3044229169.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $950. Better pics posted.
(03/25/2012) What happens when you put a wagon body on a 1/4 ton chassis? Well, this appears to be one example.
“I am not sure on exact year or if there is even an exact year. It is titled as a 2004 assembled and needs to be inspected before going on the road. This thing is a bit ugly. It is basiccilly a shortened Willys Wagon. The motor is a Chevy 6 cylinder so it should be an easy candidate for a SBC swap. Right now it does run and drive pretty good for the age but will need some brake work. It is not something that you are goinmg to buy and drive home from here. I bought it thinking I should have one more project jeep but there is no way that I am going to do anything with it. I did not build it so I do not know a whole lot about it. It does have the OEM Willys running gear. Tires hold air pretty good but they are rough. Buy it now and have a different ride for the holiday weekend at Silver Lake. The body work is rough and the side panles were welded on but never ground down or filled in so it definitely looks rough.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2500
More work necessary.
“1955 Willys delivery panel, rebuilt chevy 3.8 V6 with turbo 350 trans, mustang 2 front suspension, ford 8 inch rear end, needs to be completed, clean body.”
One update tonight. Here is a picture forwarded by a friend of Jon’s. Cool pic! Times Square certainly has changed over the decades.
