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This early M-38A1 may be worth a look. 50 years in storage?
“Selling 1952 M38a1 Willys military jeep project will need powerplant installed which I have. This jeep has been in dry storage for 50+ years so the tub is in excellent shape just has a few bumps and bruises.”
http://buffalo.craigslist.org/cto/5703163598.html
“Dry storage” means 10 tarps over 50 years…
Do you still have the Jeep?
So the engine is not in the Jeep, but is included? Would you sell w/o the engine?
Thanks Jon
Jon,
You’ll need to contact the seller via Craigslist: http://buffalo.craigslist.org/cto/5703163598.html
– Dave
I sold this to the current owner. The body is perfect you could paint it and have a very nice jeep.And it sat in a garage for 50 years up in Michigan.
Thanks for the update Ira!