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A remarkable vehicle that stands out with its striking matte black exterior. Under the hood, it boasts a powerful GM L98 350 cubic inch engine. Also, its paired seamlessly with a GM 700R4 automatic transmission, offering a driving experience that is both robust and smooth. This combination ensures that the Pickup not only retains its classic appeal but also delivers the reliability and performance expected from a modern powertrain. Step inside to discover a thoughtfully designed interior that features a sophisticated blend of black, brown, and ivory hues. The custom interior is both stylish and practical, providing a comfortable environment for both driver and passengers. Modern conveniences such as air conditioning and heated seats enhance the driving experience, ensuring comfort in various weather conditions. The inclusion of a tilt steering wheel allows for personalized adjustments, making every journey a pleasure. Safety and control are prioritized with features like power brakes and power steering, which contribute to a more manageable and enjoyable driving...

Willys was founded all the way back in 1908. Willys was well known for making reliable off-road vehicles for civilian and military applications. After WWII ended Jeep was ready to unveil a truck that would become iconic even today. The Willys Overland Pickup debuted in 1947 and would see production until 1965 before it was replaced by the Gladiator. This '49 model may look like your grandfather's old truck, but she has a surprise. The weathered red patina look really works for this truck. Body is in good shape. The wheels and fresher set of tires helps complete the stance and really sets it off. Inside you'll find tan leather seats that are sharp and in nice order. A BB gun is on display on the gun rack behind the seat for all to see and can't help you think of simpler times. The surprise lurks under the hood as this truck is powered by a Tripower 327ci V8! That's right, she is rocking 3x2 bbl carburetors. Power runs down through a 3-Speed Automatic transmission. Current owner has had her for over...

After World War II, Jeep trademark owner, Willys, believed that the market for the military-type Jeep would be limited to farmers and foresters, therefore they began producing the 'CJ' (or Civilian Jeep) to fill this growing segment. Willys then began producing the new Jeep Wagon in 1946, and then the Jeep Truck in 1947. Realizing a gap in their product lineup, Willys developed the Jeepster to crossover from their 'utilitarian' type truck vehicles, to the passenger automobile market. In the process, the automaker developed the Jeepster, 'one of America's most daring postwar automobile designs. '.

This 1949 Willys Jeepster has been restored with a slight twist! The Inline 6 cylinder has been replaced with a GM V-6 power plant, a 3-speed automatic transmission, and power brakes. This Jeepster has also been modernized with VDO gauges to monitor, speed, fuel level, water temperature, oil pressure, and voltage. For your listening enjoyment, a Clarion AM/FM radio and CD player has...

This Willys Jeepster was treated to a street rod conversion in 1990. It now sports a 307 CID V8 engine out of a '68 Chevelle, putting power through a TH350 3-speed automatic transmission and spinning Ford 9' rear end from a 75 Ford Maverick. Since the rebirth in 1990, the seller claims that the Willys has only been driven about 45k miles. This '46 Willys is sure to turns some heads, sprayed in bright red with a functioning white manual convertible top, factory style side curtains, chrome accents, chrome dual exhaust, chrome bumpers, and alloy wheels wrapped in radial tires. The interior flows well with the exterior and sports red vinyl with white piping seats, AM/FM radio, seat belts, gray carpeting, and a Lokar shifter. The car was brought to Florida from Oklahoma about 14 years ago and it has been enjoyed by the same owner since....

This classic passenger vehicle went through a frame-off restoration many years ago and still looks and runs great. The exterior is painted in a red and black combination. The interior of the car was redone in a brown leather which complements the off white gauges. Options include: AM Radio, Manual Convertible Top, Hub Caps, Leather Interior, and White Wall Tires. In 1948, the Willys Jeepster was born shortly after World War II. Like the remainder of its counterparts in the U. S. auto industry, Willys-Overland was eager to resume production of vehicles for the civilian market after the war ended. This is a great...