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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4500.
This might make a good restoraiton.
“This was the last true touring car made in the United States. None of the Willys Jeepsters were made in four wheel drive. The body is straight, and ran as recently as six years ago. No body parts are missing. Little or no rust. V6 Buick engine. Needs new brake lines before it can be driven. Kept in heated garage. Ugly oxidized pink paint with matching tuck&roll. Makes everybody smile even unrestored. Firm on price. ”
Glenn forwarded this nice looking Commando. That’s an interesting front bumper. Needs a little work.
“OH—SO FINE—1967 Jeepster Pickup—RARE RARE RARE PRICE…TALK TO ME!!!!!
Fresh Paint– !00% on Tires–FRESH Engine ALL REBUILT–FRESH Interior–all on a Rust Free Body
……….FROM ARIZONA……….
THOUSANDS in new Parts—Radiator–Springs–Engine Rebuild–Comp Cam–Cylinder Heads–all to Buick 225 V6 (as original)–Paint–Interior–97% ready to go—needs clutch adjustment–etc—–Has rare half roof—and really rear roof over rack–see pic’s.
Beautiful color combination–you will really love this vehicle—yes it is a 4 wheel drive
A few minor things to meet your 100% satisfaction—You will love it…I just have too many cars and projects.—MY LOSS!!!!
YOU WILL WANT TO SEE IT! YOU WILL WANT TO OWN THIS VEHICLE”
https://pittsburgh.craigslist.org/cto/5204123103.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $10,995.
“FOR SALE!! RARE YELLOW WILLY’S JEEPSTER!! ORIGINAL PAINT ORIGINAL PARTS STRAIGHT BODY INTERIOR NEEDS WORK!! THIS VEHICLE NEEDS TENDER LOVING CARE AND SOMEONE WILLING TO DO SOME WORK AND HAS A PASSION FOR JEEPS!! GOOD CONDITION FOR ITS AGE!! CLEAN TITLE!! 45,980 MILES!! YELLOW BLACK INTERIOR SELLING AT OUR DEALERSHIP BELOW BOOK VALUE!! GIVE US A CALL TO COME SEE THIS BEAUTIFUL RARE 6 CYLINDER JEEP!! CALL OR TEXT”
UPDATE: **Status Unknown** Was $5500.
Needs some work, but might make a good restoration.
“This Jeepster was in running order with new paint and seats in 1974 when I was in High School. It has been under tarp or hard cover for 40 years. I always thought I would get it back in good working order but now it needs to go to someone who wants to own this classic. It has a Ford flat head and 3 speed manual transmission. It was running when I parked it because of some minor wiring issues (lights). I just recently uncovered it and have decided to sell it after all these years.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $7500.
Looks good for the price.
“You are looking at a very solid, running and driving, 1950 Willys Jeepster Pheaton Convertible. The Jeepster were only built from 1948 to 1951. Jeepsters are very rare. You can own this rare convertible for only $7,500. Give me a call so we can talk about how we can make my Jeepster you Jeepster. I might be consider an interesting trade. We have several hundred cars for sale at classiccarsofsc DOT com. Drop by our FIELD OF DREAMS an take a stroll back in time. You may just find what you are looking for there.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $7800.
Another good looking Jeepster at a good price.
“Good in town car. Must see to appreciate. As you can see by the photos this car is solid, but not PERFECT. It’s a good running car, especially for around town.”
Looks good for the price.
“1970 Kaiser Willys Jeepster in mostly original condition. 255 hp V6 Dauntless engine 103,227 original miles (title says not actual). 3 speed 4WD. Runs strong, does not smoke, drives and stops. I drive it 5 miles a week just to keep everything in good working order. Minor rust on lower body and tailgate (see photo details), no rust through, solid floors and frame. Gas tank was replaced and there is no sender. Heater, defroster, wipers and gauges all work. Drivers seat and radio not original but have authentic replacement Jeep radio and seat. 3 tires are good, one is fair, extra 2 rims with snow tires. Have complete service manual.For 45 years old, overall condition is very good mechanically and body is very straight but for a very minor dent front left fender. Paid $4,000 16 months ago + work done and parts so price is CASH pretty firm.”
http://richmond.craigslist.org/cto/5239721534.html
This is going up for auction this weekend.
“1950 Willys Jeepster – Very good Condition
Now on Auction! Bid online or in person www.NETXAUCTIONS.com
Live Auction at owners property 8/22/15
In Gilmer, Tx
Tools, and 1957 Imperial will also be auctioned. More details online www.netxauctions.com
Cars sell at noon”
http://easttexas.craigslist.org/cto/5173327262.html
Looks great with that “Rocket” engine. A couple things don’t work.
“This is a one of a kind Jeepster. The Jeepsters were made until 1950 but those sold in 1951 were registered as 51’s, such is the case here. It currently has a mid 50’s Oldsmobile Rocket 324 cubic inch V8 with the (slim jim)hydromatic trans. The car went thru a amateur renovation 5 years ago but is holding up quite well. The paint still shines and the custom upholstery us unused. The car is rarely driven hence the reason for selling. The top is 5 years old but the car is rarely used and always kept under cover. The side curtains(windows) have never been used and are still new. The engine runs like a top and is quite powerful especially in a car as light as the Jeepster. The 4 speed auto trans shifts clean and hard. The after market turn signals work. This car attracts a great deal of attention when driven. Reasonable offer will be considered. The car is absent a heater and the wind shield wipers don’t work and it has no radio.”
http://portland.craigslist.org/wsc/cto/5166898386.html
This might be worth a look.
“I have owned this car since 1993 , has always been under cover and rarely driven. The paint is 6 years old and still shines. There is no rust on this car. The custom cloth upholstery is like new . The chassis is original and has been rebuilt. The V-8 Oldsmobile engine is a mid 50’s 324 cu in 340 lb torque and runs very strong. The automatic transmission is the 4 speed hydromatic of that area and shifts clean and hard. This is a fun car to drive. There are still a few odds and ends to contend with but it is road worth and starts easily. You are invited to view the car before making offers. If this add is still here it is still for sale. The top is new as well as the side curtains(window).”
http://medford.craigslist.org/cto/5158446101.html
