When Willys station wagons were first introduced in 1946 they ... this truck is a well engineered work of custom genius rather than the backyard hack job these sort of vehicles normally end ...

In 1946, Willys introduced the industry’s first all-steel station wagon, followed by a panel delivery truck and a pickup the following year. The Jeepster—a “fun car”—was introduced in 1948.

A Willys Jeep Station Wagon from long ago needs to be truly special to warrant hopes of getting people talking and spending. In my book, truly special would mean not a full custom interpretation ...

The six-cylinder '56 Willys Jeep Station Wagon listed at $2,250 new, while the cheapest '56 Ford four-door station wagon cost $2,297. Granted, the Ford (and its similar GM and Chrysler ...

a custom air intake tube capped with a Spectre filter, a Flowmaster 50-series muffler, and a Ford 8.8-inch rearend have been thrown into the performance equation. This Willys wagon is certainly ...

These models were built by third-party manufacturers that would produce custom wooden ... than wooden-bodied station wagons.

the Willys Station Wagon and the Willys truck. The latter faction won, more or less, though Willys did get back into the car market for a few years in the ’50s. What emerged in 1946 and 1947 ...

I n the early postwar era, station wagons produced by the Big Three automakers still used wood in their construction. Willys-Overland was a pioneer of all-steel wagon construction in 1946 with its ...

Take a look at this. Before we had high-riding 'crossovers' and lifestyle vehicles, there was the super-cool Willys Overland Station Wagon. A beautiful 1951 model was recently offered at the ...

We may earn a commission from links on this page. I'm pretty sure this Willys station wagon is a '56, based on the helpful info at the CJ-3B page, which states that the three-bar grille with the ...