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UPDATE: Was $1000. **SOLD**
This might be worth look.
“1949 Willys Jeepster – including Motor , Transmission, drive shaft, starter, carburetor, shroud, most chrome pieces, seat frames, convertible ribs, no top. Body panels are in good shape, 2 small rust holes. Floor pans need to be replaced. On back bumper is written, Willys Overlander.last registered was 1967.”
that’s a good deal for someone!
when you click on the listing it says it’s expired
It must have just expired. I’ll update the post.
– Dave
I see way more than $1,000 worth of Parts there.
That’s about what it’s worth to me, but one in a little better shape with no power train went for $3,400 last weekend at the Portland Swap meet. What some people are willing pay baffles me.
**Steve E.**
It’s sold, I contacted the guy last week.
I’m glad to see people buying and fixing up Jeepsters. They’re so fun to drive and fun to see going down the road. I don’t have time to advertise, but if anyone’s looking for a Jeepster, I’ll sell one in similar condition for $1,000. I bought it in case I wrecked my Jeepster. I haven’t wrecked my Jeepster in the past 25 years. And I’ve decided that there’s a slim chance of wrecking it now, so I’m willing to part with my spare. Email me at willys57@sbcglobal.net.
**Steve E.**