Vehicle Description
1951 Willys Wagon Overland Panel - Vintage American Icon with
Modern Power!
Experience the rugged charm of this well preserved 1951 Willys
Wagon Overland Panel, a classic example of American craftsmanship
enhanced with a few upgrades. Featuring a powerful Small Block
Chevy V8 engine, and a FM Radio, this Willys is paired with a
smooth 3-speed manual transmission and a dual range transfer case,
providing the capability to conquer any terrain. The PTO winch adds
utility, making it perfect for off-road adventures!
Lovingly owned for over 30 years and stored in a heated shop, this
Willys Wagon has been preserved in good condition.
Recent updates include new upholstery and bed wood slats, and brake
lines. This is not just an old Willys-it's a rare gem that stands
out in any collection.
Don't miss your chance to own a piece of automotive history that's
ready to turn heads and handle any road. Contact us today to learn
more or to schedule your test drive!
Walkaround Video available on our website.
More info and pictures on www.frankmanmotors.com stock#
UKA11803
Or call for more info (605)250-8776
1951 Willys Wagon, Overland Panel, Small Block Chevy V8, Vintage
4x4, Classic Willys Wagon, Off-Road Vehicle, Dual Range Transfer
Case, PTO Winch, 3-Speed Manual Transmission, Classic American SUV,
Vintage American Truck, Restored Willys Wagon, Classic Car for
Sale, Vintage Off-Road, Collector's Willys, Heated Shop Storage,
Rare Classic Vehicle, Vintage SUV, Automotive History, Rugged
Classic Truck
*Prices shown include a one thousand dollar Frankman Finance
Incentive Program (Discount eligible on 50% of Loan to Value);
Frankman Motor Company started in 1988 as a small family business
that has grown from an acreage with a converted 2 stall garage as
the office to the largest independent used car dealership in a 5
state area with almost 50,000 vehicles sold and over 50 employees.
*All Vehicles at Frankman Motor Company are subject to State of SD
Doc Fee of $199 and Frankman Connect 3yr theft deterrent of
$399.
