Let's look at a Willys Whippet

Look at this cool little Willys Whippet. This one is a 1929 or 1930 model two door. The more I look at it the more cool things I see. It came with a pretty simple little 30hp 4 cylinder engine, and manual transmission. These had 4 wheel mechanical brakes and it looks like it had bucket seats in the front. On the back is a great old luggage trunk. This has a capacity of just over 4 cubic feet when closed, but it seems to have an option for traveling with it open, where you could pile lots more junk on top.
These were popular cars for the day, and competed directly with Ford, and Chevrolet. They went head to head on price, options, and even safety with their brakes. Strangely enough, there aren’t that many restored ones out there when compared to Fords.
I’m excited to own this one, and thrilled to offer the parts from this car to anyone restoring one of their own. I know the parts from this car will be back on the road somewhere in the world again. Please tell your friends about this car, or let us know what you’re looking for.
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[@christinedurfey6933]

The "trunk" is cool!

[@BradMerz]

I've never seen a "trunk" setup like that. I've got a 29 Willys 98B coach. It's a work in progress. They are cool cars.

[@williamnolting9697]

Old thread but I have 1 screw on small hubcap that says whippet on it

[@dragonslayer9465]

My father in law bought a 1920 whippet about 15 years ago. It is a 6 cylinder in about the same shape. He passed away 2 years ago would you have a ball park figure of its value ?

[@carlasantillanviay6396]

Es una Willys knight 1929 .... Muy pocas en el mundo existen...

[@Ellenslife851]

If you lived closer to me I’d buy this whole car with what parts are left

[@AngryAutoGroup]

We normally part all these out as soon as possible, but we're about 100 cars behind right now, and this one is still complete. Email me at [e-mail] and we could work something out.

[@Ellenslife851]

@@AngryAutoGroup For me it would depend on location

[@Ellenslife851]

@@AngryAutoGroup because I don’t think Shipping this car would be worth it in the condition it’s in