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UPDATE: **Sold** was $5500. I initially thought this was a Scamp, but we have confirmation it is a VEEP.
(02/25/2023) Listed as a VEEP, I thought this was a SCAMP based on the front grille design with the recessed lights.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/754155789317052
“1979 Jeep HN,4 SPEED VW MOTOR WITH DUAL CARBURETOR, HYDRALIC BRAKES,NEW TOP,RUNS GOOD. CUTE JEEP.. SPENT MOST OF ITS LIFE IN OREGON ,AND IN ARIZONA DESERT..SERIOUS ONLY”
Looks like a GM HEI, dizzy, using only 4 outta 8 lugs. Never saw that trick b4.
It’s actually a Veep – I know because when I bought it a few months ago the original builder gave me the Hadley Engineering Veep build instructions with it (he built it in ‘79. It’s a 2110cc, and that distributor is HEI, but one specifically made for this application (not a GM skipping lugs) like the one made by Performance Distributors. I just rebuilt the carbs and it runs like a top.
It looks like it’s going to be a fun project!
Thanks, I greatly appreciate the correction. I’ll have updated the post (and marked it sold, as the link no longer worked).