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M-38A1 Chassis? There should be some value in this free chassis.
“Willys military jeep chassis 4×4 wheels and tires. No paper work. Free 294 Erlach Drive Crestline Ca 92325. Parked out in front, haul away, free! Differentials and axles are in place.”
http://inlandempire.craigslist.org/cto/4640429300.html
Only 5 hours and 15 minutes from my house! Unfortunately I’ll bet it would be gone by the time I got there… hopefully NOT for scrap metal value. I want an old Willys frame to use as an engine test stand.
Only 9 Hrs. 56 min. from me. I’m sure you will change your mind, Joe, and beat me there. I have a CJ-5 body waiting for an M38A-1 frame with the front spring pivots in the front. I don’t see the picking-eyes on the front bumper, so this may be a CJ-5 frame. It’s hard to tell in that photo. It looks like someone tried to pick it from the front bumper, or at least pull from it, putting a big crease in it.
**Steve E.**