1949 Willys Jeepster

The Willys-Overland Jeepster was produced by Willys-Overland Motors from 1948 until | It was marketed as "America's greatest value in sports cars! ” | Designed as a classic, sporty, two-door convertible with a dual personality for city and country driving | Original price of $1,765, about the same as a Ford Super Deluxe Club Convertible | Comprehensive top-to-bottom restoration | Major upgrades in its running gear | Ford small block V-8 engine | C4 automatic transmission | White paint | Black soft top | Gray cloth interior | Original deluxe ivory steering wheel with center cap logo | 70/30 split front seats | 4-place seatbelts | AM/FM/Cassette radio | New 12-volt Klaxon "Ahooga" horn operated by hidden under dash button with original horn still operable from chrome steering wheel ring | 12-volt conversion with new battery | Rechromed front and rear bumpers with bumper guards | Polished stainless grill, rear entry step and headlight eyebrows with Red marble lights | 9-inch Ford differential | Dual exhausts with custom Willys-branded chrome turndown exhaust tips | Rare 4-wheel disc brakes | 15-inch wheels with polished stainless domed hubcaps with Red center W logo badge and polished beauty rings | Coker steel belted radial wide Whitewalls tires with 300 miles since new | Continental kit with new Coker spare tire | '50s-style Willys-branded accessories | Garage kept