leiniedude
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It looks like duffys twin. The amber lights and the decal in the right rear window. :cheers:
I think that the pics that I posted of my cousin’s wagon with suicide doors from north Louisiana is of the same vehicle as yours. Did u purchase your wagon from West Monroe, La?To all concerned.
The suicide door wagon is safely stored in a shipping container on my Florida ranch where it will remain until I complete my CJ2A, Cj3B and my beloved Traveller wagon. But fear not I am not going to hide it away from you all. I value all your expertise and encourage discussion on the wagons future. Especially on the direction of restoration. I will be taking it out again soon to take more photos of specific details for you. I am also going to post a picture of the title for the wagon if someone cares to undertake researching the history for me that would be great. I simply am pressed for time.
Imagine that. My cousin did indeed sell his 4 door suicide door wagon to this buyer in Florida. This was his wagon. Nice!It looks like duffys twin. The amber lights and the decal in the right rear window. :cheers:
David,
Excuse my delayed reponse.
Yes, I did get this from West Monroe. Do you know more of the history of this Willys? Being soo rare it would be nice to know where it has been.
The Suicide wagon and my Traveller are off to the restoration shop in June. I expect them back in November. Looking like new.
Nice photos Bill, Unusual to me that the under seat storage bin is in the back and not one under the drivers seat also. Maybe the three sixes in the project number put a curse on production. :cheers:I was doing some research on wagons and came across a 'suicide door' version. This is an ambulance conversion prototype. The rear doors are very different than the wagon in this discussion. But, I wanted to point out that they did make some, even if it is different. Very interesting how they used front doors for the back. Reminds me of a Crosley sedan.
Bill
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Terrific Find. Very interesting door configuration.I was doing some research on wagons and came across a 'suicide door' version. This is an ambulance conversion prototype. The rear doors are very different than the wagon in this discussion. But, I wanted to point out that they did make some, even if it is different. Very interesting how they used front doors for the back. Reminds me of a Crosley sedan.
Bill
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3/8/18–Unfortantely I know very little about your new wagon with suicide doors. My first cousin told me that he bought it from a guy in Shreveport and that it had been in east Texas.