Vehicle Description
While you might think the crossover segment is a new thing, this
1953 Willys Station Wagon begs to differ. This is a terrifically
restored classic that has style, character, and a unique design
that is fully on display. It's the kind of detailed setup where
you'll love everything from the basket weave-style inserts to the
vintage radio that's still cranking out tunes. So take some extra
time to see how this one turns back the classic with a true time
capsule kind of fresh presentation.
HIGHLIGHTS
*1953-correct Sabre Rouge Maroon paint
*Clean look showcases the classic ribbed Willys sheet metal
*Cane webbing weave insert decals
*Bright chrome, whitewall tires, and 2-piece wheel trim make this a
time capsule
*Restored interior with two rows of split-bench seats
*Correct wood-slat flooring
*Correct AM radio now upgraded for AM/FM use
*Bright Willys center gauge setup
*Detailed working style, right down to the useful heater
*Two-piece tailgate make this classic a great tailgater
*Engine bay is just as clean and vintage as the rest of the
Willys
*Jeep-derived 161 cubic-inch Hurricane motor
*Column-shifted three-speed manual transmission
*Rarely-seen overdrive
You can tell the goal on this one was to be true authenticity with
maybe just a little extra dash of flair thrown in the mix. After
all, we're not sure Willys ever could get their finish to look this
nice. And they took the time to get the little things right like
the later in-pillar tail lights, the wraparound rear bumper with
Willys logo in it, and wood slates in the floor. Plus, we don't
know the last time we ever saw an authentic AM radio in these, and
this one has had the internals updated to be a modern AM/FM unit.
Starting to get the full picture on this restoration? This is the
cool classic presented with a ton of vintage charm and even true
cruiser fun. So if you like being rare and distinct, don't miss
this Willys. Call today!!!
