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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $6500.
Looks great for the price.
“FUN! FUN! FUN! Ready for parades. 1949 Willy’s Jeepster. Older restoration. Could use some TLC. Runs, drives, stops well. Good twenty footer.”
I’d bet that this Jeepster looks good from 5 feet away, too. This is my favorite color on a Jeepster, and the price is fair. I’ll have a red one some day.
These make a great wedding car, too. I dressed up a week ago and chauffeured a bride and groom around town after they got hitched. The little yellow Jeepster had much more fun than in a parade. The groom didn’t know that a joy ride was part of the package. He kept saying, “Where are we going?”. She just reminded him that we were taking the scenic route. That buck’s neck was awfully swollen. (lol)
**Steve E.**
Post no longer available. Sold?
This likely sold. I’ve updated the post.