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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $11,750.
(06/16/2012) “Completely Restored 6-226 Wagon, Convertable, Original drivetrain: Rebuilt Hurricane 6cyl Flathead, 4×4, 3spd.
New wiring, brakes, suspension, Recent paint, New top, undercoated, new tires, new exhaust, new gas tank.
a sharp, unique vehicle. A Fun beach buggy!!
Please do not e-mail.. Call for information”
Probably not a Jeepster top. Appears to have been designed to look like one, but the dimensions would be off since the Jeepster’s rear body panels are narrower, more rounded and slope forward whereas the wagon doesn’t slope very much at all and is fairly squared off. Neat looking rig, though. San Juan Jeep Tours in Colorado had several Jeep wagons that they modified like this as well as the FC170 Tour Jeeps like Craig Brockhaus has and the one Jesse is building.
kinda looks like a long vw thing.
I think that’s very cool looking. Kinda like a Tender truck I’ve seen on here. I would not say completely restored judging on the bumper.
Paint it red, add a couple of ladders and roll cage and head to Ouray!!!