UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $8000

This looks in good shape.

“This is a 1952 USMC M38 Willy’s Jeep. I got this jeep about 1 year ago. I love driving it I have put some work in to it and was trying to FULLY restore it. I can no longer work on it due to my vision. She runs like a dream and she always makes heads turn.
Only things needed to be done to it is break stems need to be replaced, bleeding the brakes and minor carburetor work. I will throw in all the parts I have bought for it.”

UPDATE:  **SOLD** Was $5000.

(11/18/2010) This looks like a real good price for a solid restoration.  This might be a good buy.

“The jeep was brought home on a trailer completely taken apart / frame off was completed. Began project around 2001. I cut out all rotted k bracing and sheet metal in the floor, replaced it with new material and mig welded into place. Spot welds reflecting areas of repairs. Jeep has always been in a garage or under a shed out of the weather since I completed it around 2003.Where good salvage parts were available I used these when replacing other older or worn parts. What is M38 tubb, frame, running gears, right fender, hood and grill, m50 antenna mount. Deep water fording kit is nos. I purchased it in the original crate. Top bows are aftermarket and maybe the rear tire mounting bracket. Most of the other parts are good salvage replacement or nos where and when I could find them. At time of original rebuild all brake lines were replaced and master cylinder was honed and rebuilt. I made a home made wiring harness as I was not sure if I would make it a 24 volt system or not and wanted to get it rolling. All fuel lines were replaced as well. It was undercoated with a coating called tool dip which is a black mastic type of undercoating and is military surplus. Fuel tank has been permanently sealed in military aircraft fuel tank sealer, also a mil surplus item. All seals were replaced and where needed suspension parts were replaced with new when original rebuild. Seat cushions were purchased new from Beachwood canvas, includes 3 lowers and the upper rear. Front uppers are original spring type for that original fell and sound. Front canvas seat covers sewn by my grandmother. No covers for rear. Windshield frame and left fender are cj3b. I began installing the rifle rack mounting but it needs to be completed. The brake shoes and brake cylinders replaced only a couple years ago and the drums turned. The brakes will stop stand and hold vehicle in place. Comes equipped with Slectro brand locking front lock in lock out hubs Engine was pulled from a 1952 cj3b. I cannot remember mileage. It is a non smoker. I purchased the jeep locally. Before pulling engine from jeep I removed oil pan and cleaned sludge from oil pan installed new gasket and replaced. Had to remove thermostat as old one was sticking. The engine has operated great since and has never let me down. It has received regular oil changes The most Recent new parts include new NAPA Battery and sporting a new paint job Army Jeep Parts WW 2 semi gloss Korean era Inoperative are wipers , horn wired but not working, fuel gauge wire not reading right, speedometer in tact but no speedometer cable. No Turn signals or wire for them but have military turn signal switch mounted on steering column …..”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $10,500.

Ray forwarded this M-38.

“Great looking jeep., M38 Military all original. all working condition. runs like a champ, Great beach vehicle, good for parades or just cruisin the coast. rebuilt engine in 2005. everything works, including 4 wheel drive, all lights , even the original Black out lights, Has a very rare hand crank siren, summer top is removable and can be stored on jeep.  I also have a M100 1951 trailer for sale and many misc parts for jeep. I am willing to consider a trade for a newer Jeep wrangler of same value.”

This looks to be in excellent shape (at least from the front).

“Jeep Willis 1951 Standard Transmission. If interested in seeing this vehicle please call:
Seagoville Motors (972)-333-9315.”

http://dallas.craigslist.org/dal/ctd/2008367563.html

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5500.

This might not be a bad price depending on the severity of the rust.

“UP FOR SALE IS A 1952 WILLY’S JEEP IN GREAT CONDITION. RUNS GREAT, ALL MAINTENACE RECORDS KEPT. HAS SOME MINOR RUST, BUT IN GREAT CONDITION. INTERIOR IS IN GREAT CONDITION. PINK SLIP. MUST SEE. PLEASE CALL ME WITH ANY QUESTIONS OR ADDITIONAL PHOTOS”

This looks like it might be a good price.

“Nearly completely restored willys military jeep, very little work left to be done. Would make a great addition to a military collector. More pics upon request. Not interested in any trades $5000 Firm.”

http://cosprings.craigslist.org/cto/1978751411.html

Looks nice enough. However, I don’t want to install the microsoft software necessary to view the rest of the pics.

“Museum quality Military Jeep in mint condition. Perfect for avid collctors. Garage kept for 37 years, And only has 9,858 miles. Same condition as when the military purchased it in 1950. Please call 813-662-0961 or e-mail.

Images available: http://cid-bb3aee685b810eeb.photos.live.com/play.aspx/Jeep%20Pictures?Bsrc=EMSHYH&Bpub=SN.Notifications

http://miami.craigslist.org/mdc/cto/1976552748.html

This looks solid.

“1952 M38 Willys Military Jeep. Jeep in very nice condition with minor modifications like ovedrive, but could be returned to original condition for a collectible restoration. Has been in the family for 42 years. 10 spare mil tires and lots of original mil detail parts come with jeep.”

http://seattle.craigslist.org/sno/cto/1969949422.html

UPDATE: Still Available

(10/04/2009) There’s a variety of minor issues with the dashboard, but it generally appears in good condition.

“1951 m38 restored 5 years ago. all origional body. no rust rebuilt engin, and transmission 12volt. approx 700 miles since rebuild.”

http://lakeland.craigslist.org/cto/1966655687.html

Let’s see … we have an 1947 “authentic WWII” style M-38.  Someone’s confused.  That said, it looks pretty good.

“1947 Willy’s Jeep for sale. Authentic WWII style with original interior, canvas cover, tools, etc. Great for any collector, hunter or camper. New wiring and semi rebuilt engine. Only 4,022 miles. Great 1940’s nostalgia feel. Needs minor mechanical work if you are wanting as an everyday vehicle. Please call if interested. 873-1477, leave message if no answer.”

http://albuquerque.craigslist.org/cto/1941163594.html

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4900

(07/15/2010) This looks solid.  I wonder if that really is a BW OD or a Warn OD.

“Original M38. New seats(front buckets and rear military style quick removable “clam shell style bench), tires, brakes. Runs great! starts right up and goes anywhere. Borg-warner O/D so it’ll cruise 60mph if you dare. It’s not a perfect museum piece yet, but high KBB is $17.5k for one like that.”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $12,000

(05/18/2010) This looks in good shape.  Apparently it needs some mechanical work.

“1952 M38 WILLYS JEEP RUNS GOOD BUT NEED WORK MAKE ME A OFFER THANKS. ”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $13,900.

Here’s a good looking M-38.  Paul accurately notes the frame appears civilian, lacking the appropriate hinges on the grille.  Instead, it has the civilian brackets.

“1952 1/4-ton Willys M-38 jeep. Mint restoration, gov’t stenciling, tool-kit, tire jack, canvas windshield cover, ax and shovel.

Here’s a nice looking M-38 that Shep found.

“This jeep is completely restored from new paint to engine rebuilt, its been done. The jeep has been restored with 100% original parts. I need space in my garage. This jeep will be great for shows and parades. For information or offer please call 618-781-7485.”

http://stlouis.craigslist.org/cto/1862884850.html