The vehicle featured in this article is a 1950 Willys Station Wagon. The vehicle was rated as a 1/2 ton Wagon and was available in two and four wheel drives.

The First Willys Wagon in 1946
Considering that most station wagons at that time had some authentic wood in their bodies, the prospect of building an all steel station wagon in 1946 made a lot of business sense.
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