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I can’t tell for sure if it is/was a Traveller or not.
https://seattle.craigslist.org/oly/for/d/lacey-1963-willys-jeep-station-wagon/7141443870.html
“Willy High Wagon
350 Chevy V8
4-speed tranny with over drive.
Rear axle 1972 Jeep Wrangler.
Front axle 1973 CJ7.
Front brakes and tires need to be assembled.
Need trailer to haul.”
Looks like a Parkway Conversion.
Yeah, Parkways (1947-1964) and Travellers (1960-1964) are quite similar. Sometimes there are dead giveaways that are unique to the Traveller: rear diamond plate step, optional driver’s side gas tank, and roof rack for the spare (on the 4×4) in addition to the flattened rear wheel wells and sideways jump seats. Without interior pics, it’s tough to tell… how about at least a Parkway. 🙂