UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $8000.

It looks pretty good.

“1954 M38A-1 WILLYS JEEP, VERY GOOD CONDITION – GARAGE KEPT, LESS THAN 10 MILES ON REBUILT ENGINE, NEW ORIGINAL TIRES, NEW CARBURETOR AND VACUUM/FUEL PUMP, NEW UPHOLSTERY, TAGGED & LICENSED – STREET LEGAL, 38000 ORIGINAL MILES, CUSTOM MADE TRAILER FOR JEEP ALSO, $8,000 FIRM ”

This looks in good shape, though the seller’s camera appears to have a smudge right in the center of the lense.

“Good running and not bad looking Antique jeep .Take it in to a parade like it is or do a complete restoration. It is a good solid start either way. New brakes & tune up. Ready to enjoy. Please call between 4 & 8 pm. I work early every day…. Thanks…Bill 603-293-0685″

http://nh.craigslist.org/cto/1517624607.html

Now I know what you are thinking;  Why install a non-military fording kit?  That’s what you were focused on, right?

“1952 Willys M38A1 90% restored to as delivered to the Marine Corps in 1952. This vehicle was converted to 12 volts with new non military wiring. It runs well and transmission as well as transfer case work well. There are some minor leaks in the seals of the rear diff and transfer case. The battery box was removed by previous owner to install heater. heater has been removed. Many new parts including lights, horn switch, dash, glove box cover, gauges, steering wheel and more. This M38A1 runs very well and has made the parade / car show circuit in upstate New york this summer with no problems. The fording kit is not military, but looks real cool. The starter and generator are not waterproof so don’t expect to ford any streams. Markings are correct for the 1950s era. There are minor blemishes on the tub, but no rust holes. The frame is solid and in excellent shape. It runs and stops. The motor is clean and runs well. Sorry guys, Danielle does not come with the Jeep.”

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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2500

“1955 M38A1 Willy’s Jeep. All new tune up with coil, plugs, wires, cap, rotor, points, all fluids changed also new water pump, carb, and fuel pump. A very cool little jeep the front fenders have been trimmed and a lot of the army stuff is gone but still has the machine gun mount! lol just in case you need that.. 95% on 31×10.5 mud tires and new steering stabilizer. Has top but no doors. Also 6000lb winch that works and CB. Has a little rust but nothing bad. Also has tow bar.”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay.

“1952 M38A1 Willys military jeep. This unit has been completely refurbished top to bottom. All components are new or refurbished. 24 Volt electrical system. Deep Water fording equipped, including all sealed electrical components and intake and exhaust above roofline. All original, no modifications from stock. Matching 1/4 ton trailer.”

UPDATE:  **SOLD for $7400**

Looks great!

“1954 M38A1 military jeep. Restored completely! It has a rebuilt 4 cyl. engine, new t-90 tranny. Runs excellent. Perfect body, paint, and extras! Military US Army markings. Clear Ca. title. Good tires. Canvas Top. 2 front seats with new canvas. Parade ready!!”

**SOLD**

“Very original unrestored Marine Corp Radio Jeep M38A1, serial #69609 AZ car so never any rust, 24 volt, starts, runs, drives excellent. Rebuilt motor, brakes, carb, fuel pump etc. New tires, new military canvas seats, new batterys and more, Is turn key, everything works as it should.”