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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3700.
(11/18/2018) TJ shared this unusual electric-powered Jeep-like VW.
"Electric bug. New batteries, range 25 miles, top speed 30 mph. Has 48 volt drive system, spare and tow bar. Will consider trade or trade in. Titled as a 1969 vw alternative fuel vehicle, street legal."
UPDATE: *Status Unknown** Was $2000. Pics provided. It's not a 1943. It's VEEP-like, but I can't tell if this is a VEEP.
"1943 Model Willies Jeep Built New In The Philippines In 1980 on A Stock Volkswagen Drive Train. 1600cc Motor, This is not a vw conversion. This is the way it came stock from the factory. $2,000.00"
UPDATE: Chris has begun working on his veep project. You can follow his progress at this VW related site: http://fundubs.com/SimpleMachinesForum/index.php?topic=2848.0
Chris just picked up this VEEP project that's missing a few items. He's hoping to locate the 50 page installation manual that Hadley Engineering published. I'm not familiar with that particular manual, but if someone has one that can help out Chris, that would be great!
TJ found this one on Samba.
https://www.thesamba.com/vw/classifieds/detail.php?id=2142133
"This is a factory built VEEP (Hanley Engineering) - has canvas top and doors - Front bucket seats and rear seat - getting harder and harder to find. Body is a M38 military (steel) - 1600 dual port engine - 4-Speed (4.12) IRS tranny - Ball joint front beam - Brakes recently re-done (wheel cylinders, shoes) - Tubular frame. If interested - lets talk."
UPDATE: Price dropped to $4050.
(11/25/2023) This seems a bit rough, but hard to find these on the east coast.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/700452835373457/
"Veep VW Kit car. CJ2A/CJ3 style Jeep sitting on a frame with full air cooled VW drivetrain. I have been at air cooled VW shows for decades and this is the only one I’ve seen in person. White wagon wheels (from kit) and rear bumper included."
Seller lists this as a 1946, but it appears to be a VEEP or something similar.
"1946 willys jeep upgraded on a vw frame and drivetrain. Less than 300 miles since the restomod. Beautiful all the way around. Extremely collectible. You will not find another in this good of a condition with all the new model upgrades for the price."
https://evansville.craigslist.org/cto/d/1946-willys-jeep-restomod/6414903342.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2995.
I've never seen pics of this jeep kit for the volkswagen. I've only seen ads for two other vw jeeps, both didnt' have pics. An interesting collectors vehicle.
"WILLYS CJ3A-Hadley Veep Kit from Costa Mesa, Cal. 1980 with 1971 Beetle Drivetrain, Flat Fenders, Low Hood, Rides Great and Handles like a Go Kart with New Disc Brakes/System, American Racing Wheels Professionally Polished, New Fulda 195/60/15 Radial Tires,KYB-GR2-Shocks,New Front Axle- Adjustable, New Ball Joints,Tie-Rods..."
UPDATE: Still Available.
(02/01/2021) Looks to be a fiberglass body, but a style I don't recognize. It appears to be just a rolling chassis.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1541771602700087/
"Volkswagon Veep on Veep sub-frame with ball joint front axel and IRS rear suspension. Kit includes front bumper side bars, roll bar, and windshield frame. Excellent body that has never been finished. Will come with a notarized bill of sale only"
(I meant to publish this yesterday ...)
Continuing the VW theme, David Barrett has created a prototype for a VW Kit version of the 4wd Kuebelwagon, which of course was originally developed by Volkswagen. I think it looks pretty cool. You can learn more over at the Samba website about David and this project. http://www.thesamba.com/vw/classifieds/detail.php?id=766513
Here's an original Kuebelwagon:
An here's some pics of David's kit project:
This doesn't appear to be a VEEP, but a custom VW project.
"yes a VW Veep it is a Volkswagen front end, bus transaxle, with a 1776 engine on a factory built custom tube frame. it has a 1943 Willys / jeep body.
it has a bikini top. it runs great chrome rims w/ new tires ready to drive. could use some new paint, but not for having fun, its ready for that Call Barry then drive it home. @ 928 242 9837"
http://showlow.craigslist.org/cto/2902008998.html
