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UPDATE; **SOLD** Was $5500.
Has a unique paint job.
“1953 Willys Jeep Station Wagon. Wagon been painted several times.
(Present paint scheme: multi-color.)
Sits on 1988 Chevy S-10 frame with 4WD transaxle. Carbureted 4.3 L V-6 engine.
3 speed auto 350 transmission / 350ci engine.
Headliner excellent condition with nice mags.
24,000 miles on rebuild. Project car but also fairly rare.
Photos of engine and more interior in coming days.
(Vehicle resides 1/2 mile north of Interstate I-44.)”
Dave, the term “unique paint job” is very generous, I had other adjectives that came to mind.
Judging by the length of grass underneath, it has been sitting for awhile. It would have probably been a good idea to move it to a new spot.
OR the grass sitting on the inside of the rims (I didn’t notice that last night)? Yeah, it’s been sitting.
It’s a Parkway Conversion Conversion!
Looks like the headliner is falling down.