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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $10,000
(10/29/2011) This looks nice.
“For sale is a willys Jeepster,4 cyl,3 speed manuel W/overdrive.I took it in trade for a caddy I sold aprox 3 years ago.It runs ,stops & drives great for an old car.It is completely original and there are no known problems.Int is red,outside is green with black accents and top is green.There is no rust in vehicle,but 2 small areas in the floor pan have been patched in the past.U can take this one to the car show tommorrow.”
With my limited knowledge of Willys Jeepsters, I know that this is not a 1947 model. Jeepsters were produced beginning May 3, 1948. The condition this Jeepster is in it is worth between $4-5000 at best. 10,000 is way out of range. The engine compartment isn’t detailed enough to warrant that kind of money and the interior isn’t that good either. It would make a good restoration project car, though!