This 1960 Willys Maverick Special Wagon stands out as a low-production factory variant of the Jeep Station Wagon line, finished in blue and white with a grey interior. The model is one of the earliest mass-market all-steel station wagons and retains the rugged, boxy utility character that defined the series through 1964.
The Maverick Special package, offered only from 1958 to 1960, added distinctive trim and badging tied to a contemporary television series; roughly 2,555 examples were built for the 1960 model year. One-piece windshields became standard on late-1960 4x4 wagons, while the overall platform continued with its Jeep-derived chassis and available two- or four-wheel-drive configurations.
