Mike shared this one. It looks great on the outside, but could use some interior TLC.
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“This car is part of the Allen H. Dieringer estate collection. We (the family) have sold a dozen or so vehicles in the past few couple of months and have a few more to liquidate. Please visit www.dieringercollection.com to register for email updates as new listings become available and/or add me as a favorite seller.
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V6, Automatic with 4WD. The body is great and the paint shows very well. The 4WD does work. The engine starts with starting fluid, and has a rough idle, but there is no smoke. The transmission shifts, but we have not driven it more than a mile or so. The tires are good and the top is in excellent condition. The upholstery is very nice and the dash is in good shape. There is NO glass in either door, but the mechanisms in both seem to be working properly. Someone has by-passed the key switch with a starter button mounted just below, under the dash, which works. “
This Jeepster looks like a good deal, although surprised the mileage isn’t listed. The interior upholstery is dirty, but not ripped. Most unusual, I would venture to guess the mileage is low and this vehicle sat idle in a collection. Mention is made that side door window glass is missing, I don’t think so. Having owned a 1967 Jeepster, I know the sheet metal window frame channel is thin and tends to break off with very little use. Keep it greased to avoid problems. As for the other trivial stuff mentioned, ignition switch, no big deal, carburetor rebuild, GM 2 barrel. My 67 Jeepster V/6 automatic had the GM 400 Turbo Not 350, something to keep in mind, doesn’t really matter, just sharing my vast trivia knowledge. Also, one other thing, this is the lower priced version of the original 1967 Crem De crem (pardon my french) Jeepster convertible. And NO, I don’t have any Grey Pupon.
I HAVE THIS EXACT SAME VEHICLE SITTING IN MY YARD — THOUGH MINE IS A 1970 , HARDTOP , T-14 MANUAL , DANA 20 , HAS THE LIGHTER DUTY REAR AXLE , CANT REMEMBER . MODEL 30 , OR 44 , BOLT ON AXLES , NOT FLANGED , 4.27 , NOT SURE — I WANNA PUT A CJ-6 BODY ON A JEEPSTER COMMANDO BOXED IN FRAME — STRONGER — BETTER SAGINAW STEERING — LEAFS ARE DIFFERENT REAR FRAME IS SHORTER , BODY MOUNTS — TOO MUCH WORK FOR AN OLD MAN ,,
How about some fresh ground mustard perhaps Mike? 🙂