1964 Willys

Wagon

6 - Cyl.

Manual

Gasoline

Good, solid 1964 Willys Wagon. Spent 35+ years in the Farmington/Shiprock NM area so still very solid. It's an urestored 1964 model with rust showing in a few areas. Floors have pits but no holes, tailgate area looks good as far as you can see it without a disassemble. Surface rust underneath with 1 quarter size hole in lower rocker, couple other spots but it's well over 95% + no rust. Couple pieces of the sliding glass have cracks that don't show in the pics. Government GSA rig from 1964 to 1969 with the GSA brass tag still attached to glove box. 1 owner next 20 plus years and now it's been sold a couple times, kept stored and driven a few thousand miles. This is rare factory 230 OHV Wagon, please do a little research on the 230 OHV, Holley carbed Wagons and trucks. Motor rebuilt at 80k miles. You can actually run at Interstate speeds although with the 1980, Polyglass, dry rotted tires on this Wagon 35 mph is a stretch. Always starts, everything works except radio and wipers, used electric wiper set up included but pretty sure it has not been driven in the rain in 20+ years. For years it's been driven a few times a month to keep everything working on it. Drive train leaks fixed as well as all fluids changed when I brought it home 2 years ago. 1 repaint in 1980. Old 1964 interior for the most part, pretty tired looking. Winch works although the cable is frayed and it's hard to shift. Good Sunday driver and super restoration candidate. Title signed by previous owner and all other fields left blank. My wife has had 7 back surgeries and 60's suspension systems not so good for her. The pics are a little flattering but this is a good, solid, unrestored 1964 Wagon with a reasonable reserve. Please ask any questions you may have and I'll do my best to answer. Less than 10 positive feedbacks send me a way to contact you and a note letting me know you understand High Bidder is the Buyer. Thanks, Mike.