1967 Jeep Jeepster Commando $700 Blairs, VA

Might be something to swing by if local.

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Good project jeep clean title

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1950 Willys Jeepster $15,000 Albion, IN

I really like this color set up, not sure they were available in this scheme but I like it. This looks like a really complete project.

Information from seller:

1950 Willys Jeepster, L134f, 3 speed overdrive, fully restored, frame off, excellent paint and chrome, new wiring, new brakes, side curtains, convertible top cover, only thing needed is top, engine totally rebuilt, 15,000 or best offer [hidden information]

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1950 Willys Jeepster $16,500 Dewey, OK

Nice looking Jeepster. Not many photos, but the listing does have a video.

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1950 Willys Jeep, three on the tree. Serious inquires only.

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1948 Jeepster No Reserve Auction Owls Head ME

UPDATE SOLD $6,050.00

Part of the same auction.

Information from seller:

This 1948 Willys Jeepster Roadster presents a wonderful opportunity for a classic car enthusiast or collector. Finished in a timeless white exterior with a beige interior, this Jeepster has been in storage for a few years, and is currently not running, it could use a well-trained hand to bring it back to its original glory, the potential for an easy restoration is clear, making it an exciting project for those passionate about vintage automobiles.

The Jeepster has a storied history, first introduced by Willys-Overland in 1948 as a crossover vehicle that blended the ruggedness of a Jeep with the refinement of a roadster. A unique combination of off-road capability and on-road comfort, the Jeepster was designed to appeal to buyers looking for a stylish, versatile vehicle that could handle both leisurely drives and light off-road adventures. Produced in limited numbers, the Jeepster became an instant classic, showcasing a design ahead of its time, with its curvaceous lines, wide stance, and convertible top.

This 1948 Willys Jeepster is a rare find and an ideal candidate for someone with the skill and vision to restore it to its full potential. Its unique blend of history, rugged charm, and vintage style makes it a standout in any collection.

Sold at no reserve, this Jeepster is waiting for the right enthusiast to bring it back to its glory, preserving its place in automotive history.

Lot #: 035

No Reserve: NO RESERVE

Auction Estimate: $15,000 to $20,000

Year: 1948

Make: Willys

Model: Jeepster

Body Style: Roadster

Exterior Color: White

Interior Color: Grey

Cylinders: 4

1949 Willys Jeepster No Reserve Auction Owls Head ME

UPDATE SOLD $6,325.00

So what I thought was just a one off Truck up for Auction turned in to a pretty neat series of posts.

This is part of the same New England Auto Auction that benefits the Owls Head Transportation Museum.

Information from seller:

This 1949 Willys Jeepster is offered with no reserve! The Jeepster was built from 1948-1950 by Willys with the intention of bridging the gap between the utilitarian Jeep and the more conventional automotive market. Industrial designer Brooks Stevens styled a line of postwar vehicles for Willys, including the Jeepster – a two-door open car that he envisioned as a sports  car for veterans of World War II. This Jeepster is powered by the well-proven 134.2 cu in (2.2 L) straight-4 “Go Devil” engine and a column-shifted three speed manual transmission which make it a lot of fun to drive.

This Jeepster was used seasonally on Cape Cod for years, until being put into indoor storage about a decade ago due to the previous owner’s declining health. It has recently been thoroughly serviced to bring it back to driving condition. Work completed includes flushing fuel system, oil change, new points, new plugs, new battery, new alternator, new whitewall tires, new water pump, new brake master cylinder and replacing all brake wheel cylinders and shoes, machining the drums.

Cosmetically it shows plenty of signs of its 76 years which give it a great patina and character but it is incredibly solid and is a fantastic driver. This Jeepster is ready for a new owner to take it to the next level or just enjoy it as-is – the choice is yours!

Sold with a title.

Lot #: 025.1

No Reserve: NO RESERVE

Auction Estimate: $15,000 to $20,000

Year: 1949

Make: Willys

Model: Jeepster

Body Style: Roadster Convertible

VIN: 83742

Mileage: 66587

Exterior Color: Red

Interior Color: Black

Cylinders: 4

1970 Jeep Jeepster Commando $9,500 Fredericksburg, TX

These are pretty neat looking rigs! Looks to have some rust issues, needs some fine tuning and the sort but that’s fully disclosed.

Information from seller:

1970 Jeepster Commando. Bought in 2019, ran well for 5 years but needs some work now. Needs new battery and probably new carburetor. For someone who knows how to work on Jeeps, it will probably be an easy fix, I just don’t have the time to get it done. Has been an awesome jeep for cruising around town….hate to part with her.

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