Thread: 1931 Willys Street Rod
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05-04-2004 08:06 PM #1
1931 Willys Street Rod
I've got this guy who wants to sell me his willys street rod. It's been in the garage collecting dust for 8 years now so he's ready to let it go. It's a 1931 Willys 5w rumble seat coupe with an all steel very stright body, 3-1/2 chop, electric steel sunroof, Heat treated glass with power windows, full fendered with running boards, 70 454 Bored 60 over to a 468 with Roller rockers, aluminum heads, stainless headers and exhaust, TH400 B&M, Custome made Budnick wheels with matching steering wheel, 12 bolt posi, 5 link suspension, Koni Coil overs, Power brakes and steering with a custom Mustang II rack set-up (nice looking), good paint and interior, Porsche seats (light coral with tan tweed cloth like what was real popular about 15 years ago) He has spent an easy $60K building this car doing all of the work himself and has $9K in receipts for the engine alone with a 540HP dyno ticket. The car was done right. It needs detailing and some very minor touch-up to be smokin. He'll sell the car as-is for $25K or rolling for $19K. I can't find a lot of info on 31 Willy's rods. What do you guys think?? What's this thing really worth???Old dusty Relics
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05-04-2004 08:23 PM #2
I like just about any pre-war Willys. This one sounds great. Got any pics?"PLAN" your life like you will live to 120.
"LIVE" your life like you could die tomorrow.
John 3:16
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05-04-2004 08:23 PM #3
Probably worth it, snap some pics and post them.You don't know what you've got til it's gone
Matt's 1951 Chevy Fleetline- Driver
1967 Ford Falcon- Sold
1930's styled hand built ratrod project
1974 Volkswagen Super Beetle Wolfsburg Edition- sold
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05-04-2004 09:20 PM #4
Willys
I'm going over this weekend to take some pics and hear it run. Needs a new battery. It looks great even covered with dust. I also like the fact that is is rare and not likely to be a million of them at the next cruise or rod show. It also has a nice balanced body line. Not as nice as a 32 Ford but nicer than a Model A. I'll probably just get it detailed out and running smooth and run it for a month or two and sell it. It's not really my cup of tea but I wouldn't mind cruising in it for the summer.Old dusty Relics
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05-05-2004 03:55 AM #5
Sounds like a really nice car, Dusty. If it's put together right I would think you would be more than getting your money's worth. Advertise it to the right peeps and you should be able to turn a buck or ten on that one. Anxious to see some pics.Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, Live for Today!
Carroll Shelby
Learning must be difficult for those who already know it all!!!!
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05-05-2004 09:23 AM #6
Streerts, where do you find this stuff??
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05-05-2004 02:16 PM #7
Run don't walk on a deal like that.Keep smiling, it only hurts when you think it does!
Thanks guys! One more trip around the sun completed. Lots of blessings and things to be thankful for (like still being able to type this message!!) Here's to us "over 70 guys.." Glenn
HBD Glenn!!