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Willys


1949 Willys Jeepster

Willys launched the jaunty Jeepster in 1948, a touring mate to the Willys station wagon on the same 104 inch wheel base.

Brooks Stevens styled both cars.

Beneath the $1,765.00 Jeepster’s hood sat the same basic engine that had powered Prewar America – a 134-cubic inch four cylinder, 63 horsepower motor.

First year output topped 10,000 units. Jeepster disappeared after 1951.


1949 Willys Jeep Station Wagon


 


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