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Maybe some value? I can’t tell how good (or not) the floors are.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/643665277750196
“1949 Willy’s Jeepster overland project car. Trade for good used tractor. Doesn’t run but everything is there for a great restoration project. No title bill of sale only, has original motor. Will trade for good used zero turn mower with low hours and small trailer/lawn equipment.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $7500.
Might be a good price.
“lot of restoration done needs some finish.”
The body looks solid. Unclear why it lacks the rear tail lights.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1025269712138001
“Runs drives and stops. I’ve put about 2-3k into it not including the tires. Needs a carb tune and some brake adjustments. I have all the emblems and 3/4 hubcaps.”
Bill shared this nice looking Jeepster. The front bumper could use some chrome, but otherwise this looks real nice.
https://newjersey.craigslist.org/cto/d/montclair-1967-jeep-jeepster-commando/7684995758.html
“Is it a classic Bronco? No it’s a classic Jeepster Commando!
Rare Deluxe model with 3 speed stick shift, selectable 4×4, power hydraulic top, factory continental kit with spare wheel, towing hitch and Deluxe 2 tone white and teal interior.
I’ve just spent thousands servicing the transmission. Rebuilt with new parts.
Selectable 4wd and freewheeling hubs.
Deluxe wheels.
New soft top in white vinyl with all padding and seals.
New hydraulic package with pistons and piping replaced. New roof switch.
Powerful Buick (Dauntless) V6 motor starts and runs well. Engine has been painted.
This truck is in a staggeringly beautiful aquamarine metallic teal with white accents. The chrome is in good shape and the floors are rust free.
Just needs surfboards and a new owner!”
Tom shared this nice looking late model Jeepster Commando with a few mods.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1063135501352233
“Unique and fun vehicle! Unknown miles on it; drives great. Heat works; 304 V8 engine, 400 turbo automatic transmission, Dana 20 transfer case.”
Bill shared this auction for a Jeepster chassis and body with no bids, but there are additional jeeps in the auction:
1. https://hibid.com/lot/175243573/1950-willys-jeepster?ref=lot-list
2. https://hibid.com/lot/175243572/jeep-willys-forward-control?ref=catalog
3. https://hibid.com/lot/175243571/jeep-willys-forward-control?ref=catalog
4. https://hibid.com/lot/175243570/1947-jeep-overland?ref=catalog
This is supposed to be a former Red Cross Jeepster. Thanks to Bill for spotting it.
View all the information on eBay
“Up for sale a 1969 Jeep Commander, was used by the Red Cross in the Military. It is a savage title issued in Pennsylvania, it was formerly abandoned .It has a rust free body and frame, the floor needs work, The V6 engine runs off a can of gas and has 3 speed manual transmission, new dual exhaust, will need a gas tank, I took the old one off and realized I don’t like that kind of work, so I’m selling it and trying to get my investment back. PS the frame has surface rust but good.$6500.00 or best offer”
I thought this commando has an unusual soft top. Was this a standard or third party option? I can’t remember seeing another. This has a nice looking warn winch on the front, too.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/306174302118419/
Has good tires on it. Warn wench on front works. CB radio inside. Serious inquiries only. 7K OBO. No trades”
UPDATE: Still Available. As Colin notes, Jeepster weren’t produced until 1948.
(08/04/2023) This is pretty unique and appears well done.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/248454827992001/
“Trailer made from a 47 jeep Willy’s “Jeepster” Flat griddle grill under the hood, propane bottle, big ice chest, old school centerline wheels with spare, good tires, light and pulls straight and easy. 2in ball. 2,500obo or trade”
This seems worth a look at this price.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/2035472060126300
“1967 Jeepster Commamdo Runs, drives and stops as it should. This is an old Jeepster. The questions in the past have been: what is the top speed, will it make a 1000 trip, what is the mileage? I answer the same way to each one of these: it’s a 56 year old Jeepster”
It’s been parked for a few years.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/979279776550148/
“1950 Willys Jeepster, Jeep ran when it was parked about 5 years ago. Needed break lines. Pads swelled up wile it sat. Had to pull them to get it to roll. I’m posting this for my mother. I forgot to look at the mileage. I believe it’s around 40k. If posting is still up, it’s available. The longer it’s here, the more I’ll get done to it. I plan to get it running first. Then it will get brake lines. Which also means the price goes up. Please, don’t send us low ball or pointless messages offering half price. I get messages constantly. We have planned to sell this for over a year. I’ve watched the auctions. I’ve seen some that are far worse go for 20k. The price is 13k… That’s what we need. Show me one for less.. And it’s yours for the price.”
Seller says it has a vibration problem. Might be worth a look.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1217458315619009
“I bought this but have other jeep priorities. It starts and runs but had a vibration at over 25 mph. It’s been in my barn for 2 years. Firm on the price. Thanks. Would consider interesting trade”
Now here’s a combo you don’t see often. TJ spotted this Jeepster body on a 1961 Ford Wagon drivetrain. Thanks to Race for correcting me.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/598293555825225
“1948 Willys Jeepster. Been in storage for many years. Has the drivetrain from a 1961 Ford wagon. 292Y block, auto and rear end. It was running and the transmission shifts into and out of gear. That was what I was told a few years ago when I bought it. Body if fairy solid for the year. Will need a few patch panels. Convertible top bows are all there and intact. New Tires and Wheels Great restoration project.”
And this is a picture of a 1961 Ford Wagon (according to the internet … I wouldn’t know):
UPDATE: Status Unknown. Was $22,500.
Stan is selling his recently restored Jeepster Commando. He did a great job! You can learn more about his work here: http://earlycj5.com/xf_cj5/index.php?threads/115096/
Blaine spotted this unusual 4-door Jeepster on an F-350 chassis.
https://cosprings.craigslist.org/bar/d/florissant-classic-truck-collection-for/7634024310.html
“1950 Willie’s jeep. Set on a 2000 f350 frame with the 7.3 diesel motor and 6 speed manual transmission. Runs.”
TJ shared this project.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/598293555825225
“1948 Willys Jeepster. Been in storage for many years. Has the drivetrain from a 1961 Ford wagon. 292Y block, auto and rear end. It was running and the transmission shifts into and out of gear. That was what I was told a few years ago when I bought it. Body if fairy solid for the year. Will need a few patch panels. Convertible top bows are all there and intact. Great restoration project”
This may be worth a look.
https://capecod.craigslist.org/cto/d/cummaquid-1950-willys-jeepster/7647794741.html
“This is a basically sound Jeepster that needs work. I put in a rebuilt Jeepster Jim transmission, but it still needs to have the engine wired before it will run. I am including a new wiring harness for the entire vehicle. This is the four cylinder Jeepster and ran fine before the wiring deteriorated. This Jeepster will have to be towed.”
It’s had some updates, but needs some more work.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/952317046078915
“1949 Willys Jeepster project. Mustang II type front suspension, 8 inch Ford rear axle. Manual disk front brakes all done with dual master cylinder. Rust in the rockers and cowl has been cut out patch panels are there. Stock steering column attached to rack with Limeworks 700r4 column shifter. 700r4 transmission mount. Almost 2 sets of body chrome trim, aluminum radiator plus original radiator, extra grille, rear pan and windsheild frame. $5500 obo you see it it’s avaible. Clear green title in my name.”
This is supposed to run and drive. Current bid is $500 (4 days to go).
https://www.copart.com/lot/58590703/clean-title-1949-willy-jeepster-mn-minneapolis
This could be worth checking out if you have a Jeepster with a bad body.
https://wichita.craigslist.org/pts/d/wichita-restored-1950-willys-overland/7639118948.html
“Restored body only. No title, no motor, no transmission, no interior, no top, Does have axles.”
It looks like the rear area has been customized. Might be worth a look at this price.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/985154409342242
“V6 ran when parked 3yrs ago,needs restored.”
This is supposed to be a solid Jeepster, but will need some engine work at the very least.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/3119929124976440
“Decided to sell our 1950 Jeepster, 6 cylinder. Even has the rare “6” emblem on the hood. Clean TN title in my name. New over the past year: tires, brake master cylinder and wheel cylinders, new aluminum radiator, rebuilt starter, rebuilt water pump, carb rebuilt (twice), plugs, plug wires, distributor cap, button, points. The engine was supposed to be rebuilt before I got it. It idled, but wouldn’t rev, prior to all the work. Slip the clutch and it pulled in 1st and reverse in the garage. Also has the overdrive unit. After the work……..nothing. I added an electronic ignition conversion, nothing. We’ve owned this for several years, always stored inside. We’ve come to understand that we will not get this car up and running and have moved on to other projects. This is a solid car that just needs someone’s magic touch, no side curtains (we have frames), and no top (we have the bows on the car).”
Bill shared the nice looking Jeepster at what might be a pretty good price, though the gauges and overdrive need to be wired. It was also highlighted on Barn Finds.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/977492693269519/
“Nice looking 1950 Jeepster, runs has good brakes, converted to 12 volt, has disk brakes on front , new top not installed, dash gauge’s needs to be wired up, is a 3 speed with 3 on the tree, it does have o/d but it needs hooked up, this vehicle still has the 4 cylinder hurricane engine, interior good body work has been done in the past, tires good. mileage unknown.”
This project or parts Jeepster was spotted by Bill.
View all the information on eBay
“Up for auction is this 1949 Willys Overland Jeepster. Very solid sheet metal, I could only find two rust through spots on it, one behind drivers door and one on the left lower hood which I took pictures of. It has light surface rust that should sand off easy. The engine turns freely, trans shift through gears and it rolls very easy. It does steer too. Gauges busted out. Car is pretty complete. Hotrod, ratrod, or restore. The serial number indicated it is a VJ2 Jeepster that was built right around the cutoff date for 1948 models and the beginning date of Nov. 1, 1948 for the 1949 models. With the serial number tag under the edge of the dash,
This appears to be a project.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/888388872435564
“Top end was rebuilt on engine but the new oil line broke causing the lower end to knock. May just need bearings which are easy to install. It was a Shriners car, so interior is not original. Carpet is indoor outdoor. Not sure of rust? Top bows are rusty and not installed. And has all but one fender steps. Rare car. Fun to drive. 6 volts, except to start is 12 volts. Not sure why they didn’t just convert it to 12 volts. Looking to sell or trade toward a 67 to 72 C10/c20 plus cash. Looking for a 67-72 c10. Box full of trim and various parts including a used working speedometer. My hands don’t work anymore so I’m not able to repair it. It’s in East Wenatchee”
