This looks pretty good for the price.

“Nearly restored. New brakes, tires, paint, interior etc. Needs upholstering and jumps out of 3rd gear”

http://charlotte.craigslist.org/cto/3390356289.html

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $17,995

This looks real nice, though for the price I’d expect the engine compartment to be more polished.

“This car is a real ‘head turner’! People love to see it on the street. We get a lot of waves and thumbs-up. The car starts immediately, runs smoothly and drives easily.

Chassis is solid with no rust. Body is in excellent condition. (Minor rust at the bottom of the driver’s door and the bottom of the tailgate – see photos.)
Great color combination with simulated “Woody” scheme.

This Willys Station Wagon is original and complete. Includes the rare rear seat which is often lost or removed from these older cars.

Although very nice, this is not a “concours” car. (I did, however, show it at the Marin-Sonoma Concours in 2011.) It’s a fun driver with a lot of curb appeal.
(It wouldn’t take too much to refine the car to ‘show car’ condition.)

Engine: F-6, 685, “Hurricane” OHV 6 cylinder; 161 cu. in.; 90 h.p.
Transmission: 3-speed with column shifter (with optional electric overdrive)

Also included with the sale:
A collection of advertising and dealer promotional literature. (see web page)
Owner’s Manual and Mechanic’s Manual.
Some photos, and many receipts that document the restoration are included.

Restoration work:

Engine rebuilt (less than 700 miles since rebuild)
Transmission rebuilt
Replaced: clutch/pressure plate; brake cylinders; shocks; king-pins
3-Tone Paint (Last year of the ‘woody’ paint scheme)
All bright-work re-chromed
New Upholstery
New interior paneling
New Headliner
New carpeting
New Glass
New rubber and seals
Complete rewire
Electrical upgraded from 6 to 12 volt w/alternator”