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This looks like is has potential.
“1958 Willys wagon
Hard to find 2 wheel drive
Overhead cam six cylinder
Steering column shifter
Motor is complete but I do not know if it will run
It has seats (from a van?) but they are not mounted
Some minor rust but the floors are solid
NO TITLE sold as is with a bill of sale
$1,500. obo
JACK 530-577-0878
Please, no calls after 9:00 pm”
http://reno.craigslist.org/cto/3753595406.html
I noticed a NJ license plate on; I wonder how this wagon ended up in NV? Also, judging from the body trim options, one piece tailgate window and OHC 6 cylinder, I would have to say this in a 1962 or newer wagon.
I think that newer looking tow bar and chain might answer the question of how it got to Nevada. Why it was towed all that way is another question though 🙂
I agree. It looks to be later than 1958. Is it a 2wd Maverick?
Expired plates!!!