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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4800.
It doesn’t run.
“1949 Willys Overland Jeepster. Vehicle has a Ford 200 6 cyl that does not run, everything else is all original. Very little rust in the lower rear quarter panel. Otherwise very solid body. I have the top bows.”
Reminds me of a pink surrey.
“I have a nice little restoration project for sale, Its a convertible and no holes in the body just minor surface rust. I do have some parts for the restoration. It has a new chevrolet motor and tranny never been started in it. Great project for the right collector or family ??”
http://plattsburgh.craigslist.org/cto/5254170615.html
UPDATE: Was $850. **SOLD**
Might be some parts value here.
“This is a 1951 Willys Overland Jeepster. I bought it to turn into a hot rod, but ran into another that was partially built, so this one became a parts rig. It has no floor and no steering column. I have most of the trim for this as well as the windshield, seats (most) and the top. These are known for their very solid frames which have a LARGE X brace in the middle, so you can add your horsepower with little worry. For an extra $300 I’ll throw in an AMC Pacer front suspension I was gong to install. It’s a nearly perfect fit and gives you independent front suspension, power rack and pinion steering and disc brakes, much better than the original transverse left spring setup. The only thing I’ll need to keep for my own project is the back seat frame. I have another, but this one is nicer. Good Ohio title in hand.”
UPDATE ***SOLD** Was $19,500.
Glenn forwarded this nice looking Jeepster.
“Two owner car from Yuma, Arizonia …….no rust, near perfect condition,all original. Older restoration new top and carpets in the past two years. This car is all original and comes with a very rare Willy’s radio. This car has the original engine a L-134, and the original transmission which was a 3 speed on the colum and overdrive. I am willing to talk trades or cash and trade,or cash. ”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $8950.
Nice looking Jeepster. Needs radiator work.
“1948 Willys Jeepster Streetrod
Has front end damage from wreck Aug 2014.
Last couple of pics are the current condition.
First pics are showing what it did look like.
Have replacement fenders, grill and hood.
Will need radiator and electric fans.
Has 1991 5.7L TPI engine and automatic transmission.
Good tires.
Clean OK title.
$8950 OBO
PHONE CALLS ONLY. NO TEXT.
If no answer, leave message.”
Merlin has the Jeepster for sale. He’s done some work on it, so feel free to contact him with questions.
https://hansonmechanical.wordpress.com/2015/09/24/1948-willys-jeepster-for-sale-7500-or-best-offer/
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.”
