1960 Willys Maverick Wagon $25,900 Newfield, NJ
Mike sent over a link to to a really nice Maverick Wagon, it looks really well done.
Has a lot of the correct Maverick stuff one would expect from a high level Willys.
- Interior Wood slat delete, these had a carpet kit.
- The Maverick in general was pitched as a more refined family rig.
- Additional Trim below the window line and around the cowl.
- F134 2WD really standard.
- BWOD
- Inlay around gauges.
- This has a nice radio installed, along with the 2 Aux Gauges.
- Interior is amazing looking, the seats look legit, I don’t think they repop that material from what I have seen.
- This also has a cigarette lighter.
- Probably needs an Exhaust soon along with some clean up of the underbody to address some of the very very small issues under there, not complaining but spend a weekend now and it will pay dividends for a very long time.
- Missing are the original Captive Air Tires, but will let that slide.
Information from seller:
1960 Willys Station Wagon Willys Maverick Special Wagon Green & White Two Tone Exterior Only 2,566 Maverick Specials were produced in 1960 134 CID Hurricane four-cylinder engine (code F4) Column shift Borg-Warner three-speed manual transmission Dana 23 rear axle They were the first mass-market all-steel station wagons designed and built as a passenger vehicle The paint and trim are in overall great shape, the bodywork is straight and solid with only minor flaws There are sliding glass panes on both sides and it boasts a one-piece windshield and tailgate glass There’s a split front bench with two separate benches in the rear Green metal dashboard sports full instrumentation and there are two-tone inner door liners that echo the rest of the interior The Jeep Wagon was the first Willys product with independent front suspension Standard AM radio 12V Charging System White Wall Tires Ready To Enjoy
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Also listed on Hemmings
https://www.hemmings.com/classifieds/listing/1960-willys-jeep-newfield-nj-2884311
Back in 1969, I owned a Maverick wagon just like this, but with the 226 6 cylinder flathead, it was in a local junkyard and I bought it for $50.00 delivered to my house. Over time, I converted it to 4 wheel drive, pictures of it are here on previous posts from years ago, showing a VW stuffed in the back of the Willys wagon.