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Appears in good shape.
https://newyork.craigslist.org/lgi/cto/d/islip-willys-station-wagon/6982410570.html
“1958 Willys Station Wagon, L6-226 Super Hurricane engine w/ 3 speed manual trans w/ Warn Overdrive, 4 wheel drive w/ 2 speed transfer case and locking hubs. Older restoration in fair condition- same owner 20+ years – this car is complete and running. Clean title – currently unregistered. ”
This is a nice wagon for the price, nice fit on the new headliner, these are difficult to install. look at the interior picture and notice the passenger side of the headliner was not trimmed after fitting. That seams strange to me, all the hard work done, trimming is the easy part, the “Icing on the cake”.
Nice wagon. Good point about the headliner. Diamond plate on rear deck.
My bad, looks like it may be rubber matting and not diamond plate after all. Like this wagon even more.