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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $14,500. Pretty girl added.
(06/25/2009) This looks really nice, but I’m not sure I’m big on the palm fronds.
“1948 Willys Jeepster ,Converted To each Cruiser.All restored has some paint blemmishes,4 cylinder 6 volt 3 on the tree tranny.Have originol top ,boot and side windows clean. Was running great has 2 week cylinders needs rebuilt ”
Well I like it ,,,, Some beach somewhere,,,,,
Nice looking Jeepster, but the palm fronds gotta go. It looks more like they’re ready for duck hunting. But my neighbor would love it. She misses the beach and decorates her house that way.
**Steve E.**
(price “dropped” to $21,500? I wouldn’t pay that much, but then I wouldn’t sell mine for less, either. I hope it finds a good home.)
Biscuit is worth $67,500 easily … 🙂
My Willys project is for sale for a gazillion Nigerian dollars but I might take a bit less.
Will you take a check?
Only if it’s written on the West Bank of the Snake River. I do have standards, they’re just quite low.
It’s my good fortune that I won’t have to travel far, as I can be standing on the West Bank of the Snake River where I will write a fine looking check 🙂
I’ll even include a pic of the river!
Thankyou sir, the deal is done! If you would please remit one million dollars for shipping and handling this frigid stainless suppository (it’s been a pain in my ass for a quarter of a century) will be headed your way.