1967 Jeep Jeepster Convertible on 2040-cars
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States
1967 Jeepster Convertible. Only a few thousand of these were produced in 1967. This Jeepster was a V-6 (motor has been removed and is not included in sale) with a GM TH400 automatic transmission. It also is equipped with the very rare power top option. Power brakes & deluxe interior. Includes center console (not pictured). This is a project vehicle and will need a total restoration. Doors, floor, & cowl section are rusty. Frame seems to be solid ( these were not known for frame rust). The good part is that most of the parts that were specific to the convertible are still there. Top frame is complete as is the continental kit rear bumper. Quarter panels are in remarkably good condition, and are specific to the convertible. Jeepster is located in Harrisburg, PA. Contact me if you want to look at it. Please look over the pics carefully. What you see is what you get. Again, this is a restoration project. In recent auctions, restored examples of these have sold for $25K+. Jeepster is being sold with a bill of sale only. No title. $500 deposit is required within 48 hours of winning bid. Buyer will have to arrange transportation.
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