UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $9000.

This is listed as having under 500 miles on it (speedo reeds 412). But, there’s a lot of dings on this for only having 500 miles.

“M151 A2 army Jeep. 1970’s model. Runs and drives great!”

UPDATE: Status Unknown. Was $7000.

It’s been stored for a could decades.

“1962 Ford M151 Vietnam era military Jeep runs and stops good, idles smooth, and is currently registered and on the road. This Jeep spent the last 20 years stored in a garage and had a new engine installed in 1997 with very little use on it since. This Jeep came from Guam and has been cut and welded back together. It drives down the road straight and gets lots of attention. I also have a hard top, doors, and heater assembly for it not pictured. The gauges and speedometer are not currently working and the tires are dry rotted. It is not perfect, but it is a driver and could be in a parade tomorrow. Contact me with any questions or if you would like to set up a time to come see it”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1500.

Based on the data plate, this isn’t an M-151, but the rarer M-718 Ambulance. No description provided.

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $9750.

Seems in good shape.

“1965 Ford M151A1. Restored/ refurbished in good condition. Runs and drives well. Uncut with Texas title and current registration. Converted to 12 volt. Bought for parade use 4 years ago and now time for another project. Price is firm.”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5000.

Could be worth a look.

“Runs and drives, a former USMC radio Jeep. Being sold as a parts Jeep.”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5000.

Needs some work, but runs.

“M151A1 military jeep, often referred to as a Multi Use Tactical Truck (MUTT). This jeep has been not been cut and has a clear blue 1967 Texas title. Needs a few little things but it will crank and drive as is. Gas tank is clean and Carb is good (recently has been removed and cleaned). It has brand new wiring harnesses in front and rear. It is 24 volt. Has a brand new exhaust system.

The head lights work. It has good batteries, and brand new front bushings. Needs shocks front and rear. This jeep is not rusted out in the battery box or in the tool box; it is very solid. It was kept inside a shop before I bought it and it has been since I got it as well. I bought this from a quail hunting ranch 8-9 years ago and started getting it back in good running shape. I have since decided that I need to thin my projects down because of my growing family. There is some body work that needs to be done on the back half of it but outside of that this thing is actually in great shape. It is hard to find legit uncut titled M151’s like this anymore.”

Maybe someone can use this?

https://cnj.craigslist.org/pts/d/dayton-m151a1-us-army-military-jeep/6888271144.html

“1966 M151A1 Military Jeep UNCUT Project. Rails are solid, will need rust repair in the bed and other places. Motor not stuck, have not tried to start it. Good start for a project. Or best offer.”