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UPDATE: Jim notes it appears to have an Encore body rather than an original one.
It runs, but not title.
https://waco.craigslist.org/cto/d/moody-jeep-willys-m151-army/7529760356.html
“Military jeep with no title. I’ve owned this vehicle since 1982. Runs good, needs some TLC. Call Philip.”
Looks like an Encore aftermarket body, not genuine M151 series.
Hi Jim,
Thanks for that insight. I don’t fall the M-151s all that closely and had forgotten all about the Encore bodies. I’ve update date post.
– Dave
can you help me with vin or serial number i have the same jeep but i can register
Hi Jose,
I don’t know much about the M151s, but this link ought to help you locate the serial number: https://m151jeep.com/find-your-serial-no
Best of luck,
– Dave
Aloha Jose..your best bet will be to see if your state dmv has a form to have a state issued/stamped number put on it. My state of Nevada has a form that allows me to build and ‘M51’ from parts that I have on hand. Once completed;I have to take to a state licensed repair shop where they sign off that it is roadworthy. This form along with the build form is presented to dmv. They would then stamp a serial # on it as a kit or rebuilt from parts vehicle. Hope this helps.
Hi Ed,
Good info. I didn’t know that about Nevada.
Thanks,
– Dave