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Maybe some value here?
1949 Jeepster for sale. No title. Bill of sale. No engine or transmission.
Had this vehicle for 30 years.
Need to move it.
Call and if no answer leave a message and I will call back.”
https://denver.craigslist.org/cto/d/1949-jeepster/6272480477.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** “Was $8500.
Price includes a new top.
“Classic Old Jeep Convertible, runs and drives 3spd on column with overdrive. New battery and rebuilt carburetor. I have a brand new top that needs to be installed included with the car. Chassis and most of the body is very solid but it needs new floors. It needs work but its a great restoration project.”
Looks like a good price.
“1949 Willys Overland Jeepster. In good condition. Has been garage kept. Motor is original and never rebuilt. Odometer says 27,588 miles, but not sure if original miles or not. Has 3sp manual with overdrive transmission. Has been rewired and converted from 6v to 12v electrical system. Everything works. More questions just call. $9500.00 OBO.”
https://dayton.craigslist.org/cto/d/1949-willys-overland-jeepster/6270901793.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $7200.
Something different.
“1947 Jeepster Willy- 350 fuel injected Chevy, 700R overdrive. Sits on a S10 running gear, everything new front to rear.”
I assume this was repowered with a 6?
“HURRICANE 6, PARTIALLY RESTORED, GOOD CONDITION, NEWER PAINT, CONVERTIBLE, NEW UPHOLSTERY, MOSTLY RE-CHROMED, NICE LOOKING VEHICLE!’
https://muskegon.craigslist.org/cto/d/jeep-1948-willys-jeepster/6246079438.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4000.
Steve shared this one. There’s some work to be done, but it looks like the foundation is good.
“I have a 1972 jeep commando I’m looking to sell or trade. It’s a straight six with a three speed. The jeep doesn’t need much more done to be road worthy, mostly a tune up. The brakes and lines are all new. New gas tank. The rockers have some putty. Frame has been wire brushed and painted with chassis saver. The repaint someone did awhile ago isn’t all that great. Floors are still pretty solid. I have a 1973 parts commando with title that will go with at the asking price. That has a 304v8 but it’s locked up. Has the beefier transmissions. Asking $4000 for everything listed.
May consider trades for ford model a or Willys parts.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $7500.
Interesting cover on the windshield.
“1950 willys jeepster. 350 4- volt, headman headers, Mallory built ignition, Elderbrock carb. Bought it 25 years ago and have just run out if funds to complete. It needs some TLC. I am asking 7,500.00 cash or some cash plus trade for a decent size SUV that will fit our family. (Like a dodge durango). Emails only please. I will respond promptly. Also if you would like to see more pics please let me know.”
Could be worth a look.
“1948 Willys Jeepster (1st year made)
Owner for last 30 years in San Diego.
No heavy rust. Just a little surface rust here and there.
Runs great.
Fun to drive.
Currently has carburated low milage 2.8 liter V6 engine with automatic transmission from 1985 Camaro; installed 25 years ago.
Original flathead 4 cylinder and 3 speed transmission and all other underhood engine components (ie radiator, generator, etc) come with sale. Was in working condition when removed.
Gets lots of looks and comments.”
https://sandiego.craigslist.org/nsd/cto/6194730067.html
UPDATE: **Status Unknown** Was $2000.
Dan shared this one. It’s a rare body and a project for sure.
“1971 Jeep Commando (Hurst Edition) this is a very rare body, one of 100 built. No rust, waiting for someone to finish. Has Dana 44’s with lockers and new gears, never run (not sure of gearing) it’s a project I bought and never got to. Clear title, no engine, transmission or transfer case. $2000”
Nice looking Jeepster.
https://minneapolis.craigslist.org/hnp/cto/6199476922.html
“This is an exceptionally well preserved 1950 Jeepster. Original everything, but runs well and starts easily. If you are looking for a classic you can have fun with now, or if you want to restore it to a “like new” condition, this is the Jeepster for you. Comes with the original radio and heater. Floor matts appear to be original.
I can’t tell if the paint is original, but it does appear that the original color was red (Firewall is red) . The cowl is black, and looks great, but does not seem to be original. Top and side curtains are usable, but need to be replaces. The body is very solid. I can’t find evidence of repair, bond-o, rust issues, etc.
I don’t know a lot about the car’s history. It most recently had a Kansas title, and I was told it spent many years in use as a parade car.
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