UPDATE: **Sold** Was $3250.

Looks like a good project, I don’t see much rust.

“1967 Viet Nam era U.S. Army Jeep needs work. Mamy Many extra parts. This was a project vehicle, but I just don’t have the time. Also included a never used U.S. Military vehicle tow bar, Still has the price tag on it of $1930.00
Comes with complete extra engine (carb included) Extra parts include radiator – transfer case – exhaust pipes – front differential – brake shoes – shocks – ball joints new in the boxes – lights some new in the boxes – gas tank – steering wheel with post and linkage – wheels and tires – many, many more parts. This vehicle is too old to be titled. New owner will get a bill of sale for registering purposes.”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2800.

This looks like an uncut M-151?

“1968 Ford MUTT aka Jeep 1/4 ton
Project vehicle
No title just a bill of sale
Engine turns freely
This is a project Jeep
$2800 obo”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3500.

Seems like there’s value here.

“Military 151a1. Mutt built by Ford needs restoration. Last used 4 years ago has top and jump seat. Spare tires and rims. No low ball offers. Stored in heated garage”

Bill shared this project or parts M-151.

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“M151A1 (Mutt), with a delivery date of 1/1968. This Mutt is like a woman I know, she looks good at a distance, but up close she is rough. It has been cut and welded back together. There is major rust and rot on the 2 main support beams of the body where it was cut. Please look at the pictures closely and ask questions you might have before you bid. If you are proficient in welding and sheet metal repair, you might could repair the body. If not, this can be a donor Mutt for replacement parts you might need. Complete powerpack is included and the motor turns freely. Included in the auction is a battery pan ($120), a full replacement underbody repair kit ($700), (but this does not include the main beams replacement), engine gasket kit ($80) and rubber boot kit ($30). No title, but it will come with a bill of sale.”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5000.

Includes a hardtop and doors.

“Last body style army Jeep. Has title and hard top. Willing to trade. I have a couple of these with a title for street legal purposes… willing to trade them or sell them”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1200.

Given the hardtop, there seems to be value here.

“1968 Ford M15
I don’t know anything about it other than it came from Kentucky around the Fort Campbell area. It has a 24 volt system and the batteries were bad when I bought it. I have herd it run and it sounded fine but hasn’t been started in a while.”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4800.

Seems like a good price given it runs. Will need some work (has a plexiglass windshield).

“1970s m151 a2 Mutt Vietnam era Jeep. This Jeep has been cut runs and drives great all gauges and lights work has plexiglass windshield tires are old bill of sale only no title”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $9900.

Might be worth a look.

“Moving to another project! Daily driver for three years! Runs well. Good rubber. Radio (524)powers up(unknown if transmits). Fresh paint and undercoating. Never cut. Ropes. Newly cored radiator ($500). Been in many parades in Bellevue. New drivers floor pan installed”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $6000.

It needs some love.

“Barn Find M151A1 made by Ford. UNCUT, and rolls freely. Tires all hold air. Disconnected fuel, hooked up batteries, and poured fuel in the carb and it fired right up and ran until it ran out of fuel in the carb. didn’t want to run with the the fuel tank hooked up until i get the tank emptied and new fuel put in. All lights work with exception of one headlight. Transmission shifts fine. Comes with original seat cushions, and 2008 manufactured canvas A1 top with the two windows in rear. Has small rust areas as seen in the photos, but a FANTASTIC barn find.”

Could make a good project for someone.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/575116516540463/

“Un-cut M151a1. Restored 10 years ago in Az. Last run in 2015 and got 24 mpg. Great utility collectors vehicle. Have manuals and many parts suppliers. Must sell, I can’t provide the care it deserves now”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $8900.

This could be worth a look. No obvious rust.

“Old Army Jeep, good tires, battery look at pictures”

I haven’t run across many modified M-151s.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/236181364438068/

“1953 MUTT MILITARY JEEP! 4X4 w/1977 Willie’s Engine! Runs great! FUN TOY for around the house or perfect for hunting camp! Solid machine, Easy to get parts for! Factory snorkeled. Bought for project and just don’t have time to deal with! Interested in taking best offer or will consider any trades (up or down)”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $10,000.

Could be worth a look. No description provided.

It’s got underside rust.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/593343551411827/

“M151 that has never be demilled or cut. Ran when parked in a barn, but hasn’t been started for several years. Engine isn’t locked up. Has rust on frame rails. Aftermarket repair panels are available. Located and titled in Ohio”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $8000. Turns out, it runs just fine!

It doesn’t run, but seems to have potential.

“Ca registration. Not running. As is. Ran when parked. Comes with some spare parts.”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $15,000.

A good original specimen?

“Very original M151 A2. Un-cut tub. Clean CA title, no fees. Runs and drives. No rust. New top. Located in Upland, CA. Asking $15,000”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $8900.

“M151A2  Illinois title as Jeep Uncut.  Mileage 26661 new last year ,top ,door skins ,  side curtains, all shocks, ,A-arm bushing, eletronic ignition ,inner cap ,spark plugs, fan belts, upper and lower radiator hoses, thermostat,  master cylinder,wheel cylinders, brake hoses, rear driveshaft, all u -joints, rear diff, upper and lower ball joints,  both front coil springs, steering box, wiper blades , canvas grill and hood covers,Stewart Warner mechanical water temp and oil pressure gauges with red LED lights. Stewart Warner 30.000 BTU gasoline heater, working RT524 radio with untested R442,  24 volt to 12 volt converter for Alpine Stereo with 4 Radio Shack Book Shelf speakers,

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