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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $9000.
“For Sale is a 1952 M-38 Army Jeep in good condition, runs well .”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4000
It runs.
“1952 Military Jeep. Runs great. Have top and doors. Original 4 cylinder motor.”
No pics provided.
“Great project that needs to be finished….$2,500 firm…cash only…phone calls only….original transmission and motor….call between 8am – 8pm nothing after 8pm”
Listed as a 1942 GPW, it looks more like a compilation of parts. May have an overdrive. The body has M-38-like cut in the cowl, yet has no side tool indents.
“Old jeep out of dry desert,overdrive,(four shift levers),warn hubs.no title,262 ,265or 283 chevy v-8,Must sell $ 1250 or best offer”
http://seattle.craigslist.org/see/cto/4833553347.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3000.
(08/30/2014) Sounds like it is still 24 volt.
“Drives like a willy’s and engine runs great even with poor carb rebuild. Two new batteries. All new plugs. New fuel cell, lines, and fuel pump. Extremely low miles, odometer reads 30k. Lights work and most importantly a monster of a heater. Custom enclosure and doors. Comes with a snow plow. The hydraulic motor and ram are the only things I have not addressed. The rear of the bucket is toast but the rest is pretty good. Just don’t have the time to finish this project. This vehicle has no title, but there may be one in the files of the International college on Federal. If you wish to rebuild a title is should not be a problem. I have a bill of sale from them and they may even have found the original by now. This all original Willy’s except for parts mentioned is in pretty darn good shape. Just needs someone with the know how and gumption to really finish her off.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $9800
(12/23/2014) Looks solid.
“Willy’s Jeep, 1952 in Mint condition. All original with exception of 12 volt conversion.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $15,000
Looks nice.
“1952 “Willys M38” military jeep that has been completely restored and in
excellent condition stored in a garage. This jeep was monogramed from Can
Tho Vietnam and features paint, upholstery, rubber kit, tires, right hand wheel
studs, wire kit, brake shoes, gas tank cleanout, radiator hoses, water thermostat,
generator, regulator, head and tail lights, light bulbs and the “original plaques”. ”
UPDATE: **SOLD* Was $3000.
(12/08/2014) A winch, a louvered hood, and good running motor. This is worth a look.
“1952 Jeep Willy’s Last year of the Flat Top Fender
2000 CC Ford Pinto Motor 1972
New Starter, Good Battery, 6000 lbs warn winch, 3 speed Trans, Gun Rack, Bikini Top, Soft Top, will need some stitching soon, Custom seats with built in cup holders, Serious inquires only,
No Trades! $3000.00 firm”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5500.
Has a 2A windshield.
“Great old jeep with lots of new parts. Runs and drives great. All new brakes, clutch & pressure plate, starter, fuel pump, distributor, head gasket, etc… switched to 12 volt system.
Fun rig that will go anywhere and gets lots of attention around town.”
This might be worth a look. Motor isn’t stock.
“1952 Willys Military Jeep. Runs & drives great. Four wheel drive & hi-lo range work great. 6 cyl. Chevy motor. Tranny & rears are original. This jeep has a rare military hardtop”
http://jerseyshore.craigslist.org/cto/4802852356.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $10,500.
This one is parade ready.
“completely solid MC M38 Army jeep, not a look alike. these were the direct decedent of the MB WWII JEEP, used during the Korean War and Vietnam, they were replaced by the M38A1 and M151. converted to 12volt. many new parts with mild restoration. runs drives great. you will see many willys for sale out there, but this is the real deal. $10500 cash or possible partial trade for something equally as cool. Bill of sale only as Georgia does not issue titles for vehicles this old, it is licensed and insured in my name. NO CARS, NO JUNK.”
Looks like a line up of jeeps behind the M-38.
“Frame off restoration, All Original; less than 20 Kilometers since restoration; T90 3spd, 4wd; runs perfectly; kept in garage; canvas in good shape; black out lights.”
http://www.warjeeps.com/jss/sale/adj834/adj834.html
UPDATE: **SOLD ** Was $750
“I’ve got a running 1946 willys flat fender jeep for sale. Tittle in hand Very little rust and it does run just needs a battery. I had it running and driving a few months ago but it never had working brakes. $750 obo or trades for? Pics don’t show the wind shield or the other fender but I have both.”
UPDATE:**SOLD** Was $5500.
(08/03/2014) It’s got a few updates.
“1951 JEEP M38 A1 4X4 , has 4cyl,runs great, 1/2 top , converted to 12 volt and 3 speed manual. Has a florida title. I have owned this Jeep for over 45 years.”
UPDATE: Was $12,000. **Status Unknown**
Looks parade ready.
“What you are looking at is a motor pool restored 1950 Willys M38 Jeep. This Jeep is very original will nearly every part from the day it was built by Willys. This was a frame off restoration. Clear title. Ready to go anywhere.
UPDATE: Was $700. **SOLD**
No pics provided.
“1951 M38 complete but best used for parts. Complete running gear. Engine may be a replacement & turns over. 4 Military whwheels, good windshielf frame & tailgate. Body dented & rusted. Serial # MC22680”
UPDATE: Was $10000. **SOLD**
Looks solid, though it is missing part of the grille hinge that attaches to the frame.
No pics provided.
“1952 willys cannon military jeep has cut out in windshield for cannon needs tires the ones that are on it hold air but dry rotted, does run still has original engine and dual batteries for the 24 volt system 4 wheel drive works,, all the original plaques and data tags are in tack.. if interested I will take some pictures of whatever,”
Has a few updates.
“1952 m38 military jeep. Has been updated with chevy 4 cylinder engine and transmission. Runs great, good condition, no rust, Interior good, has never been titled since restoration, exterior 8/10, Interior 8/10. Have set of original wheels and trailerhitch. Have optional arctic military hard top and doors, $5200 or trade for older vehicle, guns, antiques, or ?? Trade up, down or even.”
http://indianapolis.craigslist.org/cto/4766486633.html
UPDATE: Was $7500. **SOLD**
(09/17/2014) That’s one of the more unusual winch setups I’ve seen.
“This is a very nice original military unit, body is very good, runs and drives great, has a brand new brake system, if it is related to brakes it is new, nothing was left out. Runs like a new one, all front undercarriage and steering is new, just get in and drive the hell out of it, military markings and an original ww11 helmet goes with it. call me and lets talk, open to all offers except stupid ones. Please note that in the state of Georgia we do not have titles for anything before 1962, they do issue us registrations which you can get a title from your state using the registration number. When you drive it around everyone salutes or blows their horn with a thumbs up. If you do not want to be noticed then this unit is not for you.”
The Gainsville Times in Georgia published a story about Claude Whittle’s restoration of an M-38.
http://www.gainesvilletimes.com/section/199/article/106013/
Photo: Micah Green/Times Regional Staff
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $8295
“Desert Season Is Here!
Don’t take that backseat to your buddies…
Impress Them With… Your Own Piece Of American History Instead!!!
1951 Willys (Military) M38-A1 JEEP, The Korean War Back Bone.
This Rare Unit is an All Original Survivor and has Served Our Country Well !!!
Parade ready.
“very cool 1951 Willy’s jeep restored original
remember the TV show mash? this is the same make they drove in the show.
original drive train runs good. too many new items to list. Here are a few
upholstery. original canvas and color
paint. bed liner paint. durable for offroading
fuel system including tank and carburetor
tires. original military
ignition system
batteries
wire harness
rebuilt starter
black out lights
switches
shocks
back seat
seat belts”
http://lasvegas.craigslist.org/cto/4757109897.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3900
(01/29/2013) “’52 Military Jeep, M38, 4×4 (can really climb a hill), new tires, runs, flat head engine. Nearly ALL original makeup. Camo paint. Must sell. We are selling this toy ONLY because we have to. Needs to gone ASAP. The price of $3,900 is good for only two weeks. Price goes up after that..may not need to sell it. Serious callers only, please. Also have other sporting equipment for sell.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $10,000
(09/10/2014) The front end has been updated with a hitch.
“I’m helping my grandpa sell his Vintage Army Jeep. It’s in superb condition for its age, still runs like a champ, and 4×4 works great! 1951 M38 Willys US Army Jeep. It has low miles on the original engine, because it was used by a Commanding General, HQ1. It has a 2.2L four cylinder engine, manual locking hubs, 3 speed manual transmission, and a 2 speed transfer case. The vehicle only has 59,xxx original miles on it! 45,473 M38’s were built from 1950-1952, who knows how many are still drivable. Serious inquires only. This hasn’t been a beater hunting rig. It has been well taken care of. It’s a Classic! If you want to own and drive away with a piece of American History give me a call.”
