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UPDATE: Still Available
(03/16/2010) “1950 4wd conversion…… No expense spared!!!!! Only 3k on completely rebuilt drivetrain … balanced 4.3 V6-tricked out 700r4 trans/dana300. Dana 44 axles w/ power discs and steering. Beautiful paint and chrome, only interior needs to be finished…… total ground up fabrication, over 18k in receipts!!! Pleasure to drive, truly one-of-a-kind head turner! Call anytime for more details. Thad 619 417 0770”
http://sandiego.craigslist.org/csd/cto/1693405426.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4300
(12/22/09) I can’t tell if the paint is peeling on the passenger side of the hood or if it has an alteration of some kind.
“This 1946 Willys Jeep 4×4 has: Chevy 350 engine, TH350 automatic transmission (new rebuild), Spicer 18 /20 transfer case, Desert Dynamic hydraulic winch, Dana 44 rear and 30 in the front, Edelbrock carburetor, 33 x 12.5″ tires with a full size spare, Brand new Painless wiring harness front to back including fuse block. It comes with a fully enclosed soft top with doors for the winter and a bikini top for the summer. Runs great! We are asking $4,500 but will take any reasonable offer.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3000
(March 14, 2010) “This one needs engine work all original (no compression one cyl, possible valve or stuck rings) and fair condition, last run 1987, needs new home.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** The price was $12,500. This is a nice Jeepster.
(09/29/09) “1950 willys jeepster. Its that once in a life time find at a price you wont believe for this great peace of americona, and the best looking willys jeepster iv seen bar none,this car is amazing so call me and let me tell you all about it. It looks and runs great and has some realy fun features .If you like willys jeepsters and you want something few ,very few people have then call totay..”
From the Sunday News (and Duke University’s Digital Collection Archives) comes this October 7, 1945, contest advertisement. What I find very interesting is the color scheme. I do not recollect seeing any jeeps with this color scheme. Does anyone know if this was a custom color scheme of some kind for Pepsodent or simply an artist’s creative license?
I was doing some research on GBW’s FC 170s when stumbled upon several Jeepster prototypes listed at the American Jeepster Club along with some other Jeepster specific information. Below I reference 3 prototypes found on the history page. Please visit the American Jeepster Club’s ‘Willys-Overland Jeepster History’ page to learn more. The fourth image is a 1979 Jeepster Prototype press release I found at offroaders.com — it seems to me it was a good idea NOT to develop this one.
1949 Jeepster Coupe Prototype
1962 Brazilian Jeepster Prototype
Concept drawing of a Safari Jeepster
This looks pretty stock.
“This is a 1963 Willys cj3b in very good condition. This jeep was in one family since 1978. It is almost rust free with just a very small spot where the spare tire hanger bolts on the side. It runs and you can drive it but the brakes will need some work. This cj3b is very rare in this condition. All the numbers match on this jeep, and it has a new set of military type tires on it. Call or email for more info. 336-957-7509.”
http://winstonsalem.craigslist.org/cto/1692883008.html
Original equipment? Anyone know?
“I have a 6 ft. box blade, 3 point that came off a Willys Jeep for sale. I think it’s original equipment as some jeeps came with hook ups for farm equipment. If interested call or E-mail me at 919-663-2111. No calls after 9 PM please…thanks…james…”
http://raleigh.craigslist.org/pts/1682052600.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on $800
This runs! Get it while it lasts!
“antique 1942 willy’s jeep with plow”
This looks like a good price on a solid M-38a1 restoration.
“less than 12,000 miles on this perfect jeep. Frame off restoration, starts and runs real nice, a real head turner. I have had this in parades, out 4 wheeling, yes I’ve muddied it up a couple of times, hey it’s a jeep. Contact me for any questions or more pics thanks.”
http://syracuse.craigslist.org/cto/1678327417.html
