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UPDATE: Status Unknown. Was $6500.
(05/12/2017) Been parked for a while, but still looks in good shape.
“Original M38 A1 Jeep. 3 speed, 4 cylinder hurricane 134 engine, all original. 24v electronics. Waterproof alternator etc. Cool original military accessories. Been parked for over 8 years. One of the very first m38a1 ever built. No rust but will need some help to run again.”
is this still available?
Hi Kalvin,
It’s not listed on Craigslist anymore, but I don’t know if it sold or not. I’ve updated the post. If I see it relisted I will send you an email.
– Dave
Hey Dave this the one that slipped out of grasp (I didn’t pull the trigger quick enough) before it dropped off Craigslist. Do have a way to retrieve a tele number from your archives?
Barry,
I don’t. This one did look like a good one. I expect it has likely sold.