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The year is 1956, Federal-Aid Highway Act of 1956 signed into law on 29th June for the construction of 41,000 miles of interstate highways over a 20-year period. Thus, solidifying the car-s place in American culture. While this awesome Willys Jeep Desert Edition Station Wagon rolls into showrooms for sale. Since 1956 she has undergone a complete restoration, which was completed in 2013. As well as upgrade with a fuel injected 4. 3L V6, upgrade trans and transfer case, Vintage heat and Air, cruise control, custom paint, and stereo.

The Willys Jeep Station Wagon is an automobile which was produced by Willys in the United States from 1946 to 1965 with production in Argentina continuing until 1981 as the IKA Estanciera. It was the first mass-market all-steel station wagon designed and built as a passenger vehicle. With over 300,000 wagons and its variants built in the U. S....

Willys was founded all the way back in 1908. Willys was well known for making reliable off-road vehicles for civilian and military applications. After WWII ended Jeep was ready to unveil a truck that would become iconic even today. The Willys Overland Pickup debuted in 1947 and would see production until 1965 before it was replaced by the Gladiator. This '49 model may look like your grandfather's old truck, but she has a surprise. The weathered red patina look really works for this truck. Body is in good shape. The wheels and fresher set of tires helps complete the stance and really sets it off. Inside you'll find tan leather seats that are sharp and in nice order. A BB gun is on display on the gun rack behind the seat for all to see and can't help you think of simpler times. The surprise lurks under the hood as this truck is powered by a Tripower 327ci V8! That's right, she is rocking 3x2 bbl carburetors. Power runs down through a 3-Speed Automatic transmission. Current owner has had her for over...

Step back in time with this classic 1955 Willys Jeep Pickup. This vintage beauty is a true standout with its vibrant red exterior, a color that not only turns heads but also adds a touch of nostalgia to your driving experience. Under the hood, you'll find a powerful 6cyl 226cu in 'Super Hurricane' I6 engine, paired with a manual transmission. This combination offers a driving experience that is both robust and engaging, great for those who appreciate the mechanical connection between driver and vehicle. Inside, the black and red cloth interior provides a comfortable and stylish environment. The color scheme continues the exterior's bold statement, creating a cohesive and eye-catching design throughout the vehicle. For your entertainment, this 1955 Willys Jeep Pickup is equipped with an AM radio, allowing you to tune into your...

This beautiful Willy's has a stunning color combination with Normandy Blue exterior and tan interior. Covered with a 'like new' black removable soft top and removable side doors. Notice the attention to detail in the painted yellow wheels and rugged tires that really add style to the overall curb appeal. This Jeep was recently released from a private collection and is sure to bring joy to any investor, enthusiast, or collector. The 'Flat Fender' Jeep style is one of the most sought-after body styles on the market currently and only go up in value as they become harder to find. This Jeep has been completely restored inside and out, it is ready for a cruise. This is the first mass produced 'Civilian Jeep' and is powered by the legendary 'GO DEVIL' engine with manual transmission. Extra features on this Willy's include a radiator brush guard, Harrison heater, rear seat, rear mounted...

The internals are Scat crank and rods, Sealed power pistons and camshaft. a New 700R4 overdrive transmission built by Advance Transmission with a 2500RPM lockup converter, a New interior with numerous custom touches, Aluminum turned dash, Moon gauges, Limeworks steering wheel and horn button, Military style seat belts, New disc brake and suspension components and Show quality Signal Gray paint. In the post-war era, this was one of Willy's most successful models, with over 300,000 produced. This was also the first Willys to have an independent front suspension. While the steel body may not be as desirable as the wood bodied cars to many people, they were easier to mass produce, easier to maintain, and most importantly safer than the previous lumber bodied pre-war cars. This particular Willys Jeep has been well restored and modified...