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Two different years are listed in the ad. I can't tell if it is a Veep, Veepster or a Scamp.
"Reduced! I need my storage area back!
Scamp VW Jeep Veepster
will trade for custom motorcycle
1970 VW kit car Runs good
tows amazing, light weight"
http://sfbay.craigslist.org/scz/cto/5982792380.html
1969 Scamp $6800 Atlantic Beach, FL ***SOLD***
1969 Scamp, it looks like a fun ride and also looks to be in good shape.
Information from seller:
1969 Scamp. Clean Florida title(titled as a 69 Ghia). Runs, stops as should. 1500 single port. This is not a show car but is driven on a regular bases.
Want to see more Scamp examples check out some of Dave’s posts from eWillys
UPDATE: Still Available.
(11/18/2021) This may have been built from a SCAMP, rather than a VEEP, kit based on the grille setup. It looks in great shape.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/219877730243109
"1971 VW "VEEP" Willys style Jeep Volkswagen kit car."
No pics provided. It may be nothing. (Scamp example)
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2500.
Travis spotted this one. The price is good. This is not a VEEP or a Scamp. It could be a Veepster Body: http://www.ewillys.com/2014/05/10/fiberglass-veep-like-body-kits-lakeview-or-2875/
"1973 Volkswagen 1947 Willy's Jeep clone. Fresh out of storage tuned up. Runs great, has problem with 3rd gear and reverse. Just registered as 1947 Willy's, street legal and fun project to drive $2500/bo."
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $11,500
Robert spotted this rare veep for sale.
"W Scamp/ Veep Factory built. Replica replacement Steel Body for a 1951 willys built on a Box Tube Frame with VW front and rear running gear. Freeway flyer swing axle with limited slip. New Type 3 drum brakes, cylinders, wheel bearings and seals. New top and doors, Just added a empi bus shifter not shown in pics, Very low mile single port engine built for torque. Practically idles up steep hills, new quiet exhaust and factory heater boxes. Titled as a 1951 jeep on stamped body ID. Soft ride, room for 4. Great heater, Unbelievable off road traction. This is blast to drive and there will always be replacement parts through Jeep or VW websites. Great tow vehicle for a RV. Very light weight, Comes with a Tow bar and magnetic tow lights."
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay.
Robin spotted this one. Seller shows photos with two different types of rims. I'm not sure if both are included. The Scamp kit varies slightly from the VEEP kit.
"I am listing this for a friend that is techno challenged and I will try to get answers to all questions. This is basically a VW with a Jeep or some people call a Veep or Jeepster body kit. It represents a 49-53 Jeep and is an all metal body. It has a later GEX big valve VW1835cc dual port engine. It is very powerful and fun to drive. It has two tops (the full enclosure is new, see pictures) and two sets of wheels, plus a tow bar. Look at the pictures closely as these vehicles are called by several names and can be confusing. I have many pictures and if you send me your REGULAR email address I will send them to you. This vehicle runs and drives perfect, is currently licensed and state inspected. There is no warrantee written or implied for this vehicle."
This is likely a SCAMP, given the grille-type.
https://sfbay.craigslist.org/sfc/cto/d/north-highlands-1946-willys-flat-fender/7331896049.html
"Professional built full frame vw bug powered Jeep
1946 body looks great.
Rebuilt dual port 1641 engine
4 speed manual transmission
Front vw suspension with disc brakes
BFg radials tires and chrome wheels
Currently registered"
UPDATE: **SOLD* Was $5000.
"made by hadley engineering in costa mesa california it is a 48-52 cj3/m38 built on 60s vwfront beam and rear torsion.has vw swingaxle with 1200cc engine runs and street legal.titled as vw"
UPDATE: A builder's manual for the VEEPSTER has now been posted.
I've known about the VEEP Jeep Kit, from Hadley Engineering out of Costa Mesa, California, but I recently learned about two additional VW kit jeeps: The Veepster and the SCAMP. However, I'm still not clear what differentiates a VEEP from a SCAMP or a VEEPSTER.
The SCAMP VW KIT was built and sold out of Redding, California, in the early 70s. I found this ad at the TheSamba.com website
Here's a beautiful 1973 SCAMP (lots of pictures), but I couldn't say if this is entire stock or not:
The VEEPSTER VW kit car was sold by VEEPSTER, LLC, out of Mesa, Arizona, according to Kit Car Guide. Curiously, a Czech Republic site and thesamba.com site show that a VEEPSTER VW Kit was sold by Sun Valley Autotech out of Scottsdale, Arizona. Here's a builder's and assembly manual for the VEEPSTER by the Sun Valley Autotech company.
The following two pics from this site reportedly show a VEEPSTER.
E-VEEPSTER: Meanwhile, there is a kit car seller out of Sedona that claimed in 2011 or 2012 to make an E-VEEPSTER. The company appears to have gone out of business. The body of the E-VEEPSTER looks more like a South African Gobex or Badger (especially the windshield) than a VEEP, SCAMP or VEEPSTER.
Here's an ad from July 10, 2012 that was part of a sustainable business article from the Portland Business Journal:
You can see a very quick clip of a Veepster on Youtube:
According to Youtube, Venus Motors, Electric Car Options and Go Electric came together to build the e-Veepster. A CJ3A Jeep fiberglass replica with a chassis designed with aftermarket VW suspension and the Venus EV Drive System. Kits are available, assembly is available, who says EV's aren't available. Many styles to choose from but in Sedona, AZ this is Red Rock 1
OTHER KNOWN VW JEEP KITS:
The British Jago GeepThe South African GobexThe South African Badger