1960 Willys Wagon $2,500 Evansville, IN

Update: Still posted, but I ran across this again and noticed the additional trim at the bottom of the windows and going to update this to a Maverick, has a 226. 2WD I Beam, has carpet kit (looks replaced)

Original Post 8-29-2025

Pretty together Wagon, engine looks to be missing some bit.

Information from seller:

1960 Willys wagon complete does not run body is in fair shape

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Updated Photos

Here you an see the zoom in of the 2WD I Beam

and then the zoom of where they painted over the basket weave.

Here is the trim package below the Windows.

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1961 Willys Wagon $1,500 Kingman, IN

Looks like a legit Maverick, has the center console basket weave still, seats look legit, this has the Bullet trim, first year for that was ’61.

I was talking with a good friend he has had a Maverick since I think 1978. It’s gone through a few life cycles so its a neat vehicle. But he mentioned there might have been some sort of “Maverick” trim that went on the hood that said “Maverick”. I have not seen that before. I know they had that super special version with the early hockey trim, but this was mentioned as being maybe where the 4 Wheel Drive logo was. Just curious told him I would put it out there, and was only like Monday we talked.

Information from seller:

Mostly complete Willy’s wagon it is rusty but still has lots of potential would make a cool rat rod or whatever your heart desires motor is junk has no brakes does have clean Indiana title 1500$ cash or trades welcome

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1960 Willys Wagon $10,500 Centralia, WA

Maverick F134 2WD OD. Not totally stock so have some room to make some changes as needed to this one.

Information from seller:

1960 Willys Wagon, Maverick edition, original f head engine, 3 speed transmission with a column shift with working overdrive. It runs good and is a rear wheel drive. New brakes, master cylinder, all new brake lines, new water pump, comes with a used back seat, new tires, and a few other extra parts. Cash only

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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5000.

Mike shared this wagon. It needs some body work (see pic of rear wheel well), but runs and drives.

“The wagon runs great. Brakes work fine, also. This wagon is very complete and original, but it needs some attention everywhere. The drivers window is broken. There are rust issues with the floorboards and rocker panel supports. I have started replacing some of the support brackets but needs more work.

New Virginia title. I have not retitled the car in Maryland. Car is located in Maryland.”

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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1500.

Andy shared this one. It’s supposed to be a Maverick. That leads to the age old question, what is a Maverick. According to Grover’s site, the Maverick should have a serial number prefix of 58147. Some folks have argued that only the true Maverick was only made in 1959 (and was the first wagon to have a one-piece windshield).

“Willys Mavrick 4×2 Needs work, does not run has Buick V6 engine, standard on the floor. Rear quarters, door bottoms, floors, rockers were done once. Still have rear gate and glass but was converted to delivery doors only for the reason that my dad was “didn’t want to crawl over the gate to get stuff out of the back”. I have original trim to put back on it.I had big plans but life is life, sick of looking at it. Dont know miles on engine or wagon.Was my father’s and was our family car when I was a kid. If your not serious than let’s not waist each others time.”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4600.

Seller notes this is a Maverick.

“This is a really solid, good driving, original 1960 Willys wagon two door maverick edition. And it has been well taken care of over the years and runs and drives really good giving it’s original status. The “super hurricane” flat head straight six engine starts and runs like a top. The drivetrain is solid, it has a manual three speed transmission with an overdrive also referred to as a “brownie gear”four-wheel-drive shifts and works good too. Has no problem starting or getting around even during winter some of the more recent work that has been done to it includes new clutch, new gas tank, new brake lines, new fuel pump, and new battery.”