The owner and his son brushed primer on over the original paint job to help prevent rust. This appears to have worked in some spot at least. Here you can see where enough time has passed that even the primer is falling off.

Here are pictures of various parts for sale from a 1969 Jeepster Commando. Please feel free to email me if you’re interesting in something not pictured. Just about anything has a price and is negotiable.

Just to let everyone know, my time has been restricted. Do to some life changing events in my family (no longer DINKS) my wife and I have decided to downsize our home, so while trying to keep the house nice and showable, the garage is pretty busy with my project in full swing. In any case, between work, selling our house, and looking for a new home, I don't have the free time (what little I had to begin with, that is...) to wrench as much as I would like. So, if your waiting on parts, my deepest apologies. Coupled with a heat index of around 105 at night, I have not been able to accomplish the stages I would like to have by now. Anyway, I'll keep at it as time permits.

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The Barn
Donor Engine
Donor Drivetrain
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> Another shot of the front clip. At this stage, the axle assymblies, wheels and other odds and ends will have to go in order to make room for the donor D44.

> Rear bumper ($50.00)
Make an offer.

Note: The tailgate and rear light lenses are already gone.

> Another view of of the rear bumper.

Note: The tailgate and rear light lenses are already gone.

> Seats sold seperatly ($???.00)
Make an offer.

> Metal door sill/matt hold down ($10.00 pair)
Make an offer.

Note: Door and matt not available.

> OE Stearing wheel. I didn't pay much attention when I first snapped the photos, but notice this thing has shrinkage cracks all around it.

> You can see here there is a crack accross the cap...

> Switch Panel ($???.00)
Make an offer.

Note: I have not tested it yet.

> The owner and his son brushed primer on over the original paint job to help prevent rust. This appears to have worked in some spot at least. Here you can see where enough time has passed that even the primer is falling off.

> Top view of stock air breather. Complete with wing nut. Make an offer.

The owner and his son brushed primer on over the original paint job to help prevent rust. This appears to have worked in some spot at least. Here you can see where enough time has passed that even the primer is falling off.