First of all, it's pronounced "Willis" and there's no apostrophe; if you're going to own something as cool as this frame-off restored 1951 Willys station...
The body says it's a '53. The engine says otherwise. Powered by a 6.1L Mopar SRT8 Hemi, this 1953 Willys Station Wagon is a show-ready...
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1955 Willys Station Wagon
As you can tell by the picture of the engine compartment, I drive it very often. I live on a dirt road, which is why its a bit dirty. I will get it professionally detailed before delivery. It is a 1948 Willys Wagon that still has the original frame, suspension and brakes. At some point...
Photographed at the Marin Sonoma Concours d' Elegance - 2011
Looking for something absolutely different, economic and simply stunning that will grow in value and won’t break the bank, well here it is ! This absolutely ...
It´s my toy. It's in the process of modification, but to me is very good...and has stayed in my family since 1950. Larry's Comment: Very nice! What
My son just bought this cool Jeep. The guy he bought it from owned it for the last 35 years. He modified it about 16 years ago, and now my son has
1960 Willys Station Wagon with 475horses under the hood. We built this 60’s legend as a total sleeper. Custom frame, engine, suspension and steering on a stock body. Only a few hints are giving it away. The exhaust has a dash controled valve so it you can control the rumble of the beast from a close to open exhaust to a very discreet and sophisticated modern sounding engine.
The story of my 1960 Willys wagon starts this way - I was a trade show vendor at the 2009 Turkey Rod Run in Daytona Beach, FL. and I had seen 2 un-restored Willys pick-ups and instantly decided it was time to build my first rod. I was so busy at the show that I
