This looks like a good price.
“For Sale 1952 Willys M38A-1 Jeep. Asking $5,500, but am willing to negotiate. ”
This looks like a good price.
“For Sale 1952 Willys M38A-1 Jeep. Asking $5,500, but am willing to negotiate. ”
The FJ might be the best deal of the bunch.
“1946 Willy’s Jeep (has title) Not sure if it will run. Was parked 6 years ago. $2000.00 or/Best Offer
1956 Military Jeep – will run – no title $600.00 or/Best Offer
1975 Toyota Land Cruiser – Rebuilt motor, Runs good, Rusty (no title) $1200.00 Or/Best Offer
Will Trade one or all for … Gas Pumps – Signs – Large Tool Boxes – 8 Ft. Metal Brake – Old Trucks – Old Cars – Rat Rods ….”
Mark just listed this over at warjeeps.com.
“Great parade jeep. Mechanically sound. NEW; brakes, exhaust, gas tank and sender, upholstery, 4– 7.00 x 16 tires and tubes, seals, electric fuel pump, turn signals for street use, speedometer cable. Converted to 12 volts with battery mounted under the hood. CJ-5 Windshield with single electric wiper. Original data plate.”
Tom spotted this M-38A1 for auction.
“Will start with a jump and prime. Serial number MD 19673 Engine number MD 82728. Has correct for model MD marked military engine. Has limited rust, good floorboards and tool box. Converted to 12 volt but still has correct starter, ignition switch, carburetor and light switch. Original front bumper included. Original wheels and seat frames.
Has tow Bar but not mounted on jeep Truck has had the decals removed, some impression may remain. It has minor dings, dents and scratches. Radios and special equipment have been removed some holes were drilled in dash and floor board ”
https://www.govdeals.com/index.cfm?fa=Main.Item&itemid=50&acctid=8962
UPDATE **SOLD** Was $2200.
Bill spotted this one. It’s listed as an M-38A1, but has a CJ-5 body. Still might be a good price given it runs/drives/has PTO.
“1964 M38A1 Willys Jeep with smooth 4 cylinder Hurricane engine. 3-speed tranny with hi-lo range, locking hubs and PTO winch. Frame for soft top, 2 sets of cloth doors, extra roll bar, 31 x 10.5 x 15 tires (70%), and fender flares. Front seats only (torn), mild rust on right rear fender.”
Still needs some work completed, but looks like a solid foundation.
“1954 Willys M38A1, purchased this with plans to finish, plans have unfortunately have changed. It’s an original body, amateur restoration. Have pictures of when it was being restored. It’s definitely come a long ways!
It still needs to be finished, mechanically it may need a starter, battery, an obvious carb clean. It has been converted to a 12v system with electronic fuel pump. Tires are good, minimal surface rust. Could be finished as it sits and used for what it is, or if desired stripped and brought back to original.”
Looks like a good price. Includes an overdrive.
“For sale: 1955 M38A1 Jeep. I started on this jeep with plans for a full restoration but found a flat fender that has pulled my attention and resources away so this one needs to find a new home. The Jeep has been converted to 12v and comes equipped with new locking hubs and has a vintage warn overdrive installed. It and runs and drives well with many new parts already installed including;
-Front and rear seat canvas and cushions
-Canvas top
-Steering Wheel
-Wheel cylinders, master cylinder, and brake shoes
-Soft brake lines
-Rebuilt original fuel/vacuum pump
-Rebuilt original carburetor
-Outer wheel seals
-All pinion and output seals
-NDCC tires and tubes
This machine has it’s share of dings and dents and would make a great trail/parade vehicle as it sits but I’m also including two more parts jeeps and several crates of parts to help facilitate a complete restoration if desired. I’m hoping to get out of M series jeeps so buyer will get everything I have for one price. There are enough parts included to finish the jeep and probably have a really good table at the swap meet for the next couple of years. I’m looking to get $6500 or best offer for the whole package. I have a clear title for the jeep and it’s currently registered with a vintage plate in Washington State. ”
UPDATE: **SOLD* Was $1000.
There could be value here.
“this jeep was going to be a hunting jeep. there is no motor the rest is there. included is an artic top and half doors. clean title in hand.
i will have to meet you to see the jeep call me to make arrangements. if you do not have a trailer or cant get one, i dont have one either. you will have to rent one. the uhaul 6×12 works g”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1800
“Everything added to this Titled jeep is able to be unbolted to return to original 68hp condition.
Most Mil Vees are Army surplus, but Air Force vehicles are very rare.
This is a nonrunning 53000 mile, Air Force M38A1 with $2600 Warn / Atlas Overdrive,
making 12 forward gears and 4 reverse gears
Novak adaptor kit allows install of Ford ranger 120hp engine.
Warn front hubs for no front end running parts, while in 2WD mode.
This jeep is really straight with a few small rust spots, easy to repair.
Needs an owner with more time to devote to such a good rare jeep.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $10,000.
The one pic is promising.
“1952 Willys M38a1 Military Jeep, Bone stock, Condition, Canvas top, sides and doors, OD green paint. Calif title and reg. Nothing missing. F134 engine .. 24volt. Call for pics or info. ”
Needs some work. Contact the seller at losmaguires@gmail.com
“Hey guys I have to sell my 1954 Military M38A1
The M38A1 is in West Lawn PA.
Additional Pics @:
http://photobucket.com/albums/f321/losmaguires/
Not yet on Ebay.
The clutch is stuck, and it has not been on the road since 1991. The orignal data plates are on the dash, although they were painted over. The DOD date is Oct-54. It has 90% of the components and all of the major items. It was last inspected and driven on the roads of Pennsylvania in 1991. Although it does not currently run, the F-head engine does turn over and both the T-90 transmission and transfer case levers move. This jeep has a clear Pennsylvania title. Continue reading
Some value here.
“Military jeep has been sitting untouched for 8 years. I did get the engine to turn over 8 years ago. It has added Manual locking front hubs. The engine is stock. As is the pictures look, as they where taken last week. Sold as is. The tow bar, roll bar, rear seat and tow lights included if needed (as is). The tires still have air and the jeep is towable as it is. Tags expired 2012.
I am selling this because I do not have the time to restore another jeep, according to my wife.”
Runs.
“1953 M38A1 Army Jeep. Has I.D. Plate. Cranks, runs, and drives.”
One is more of a parts jeep, but both run.
“(2) M38A1 Military Jeeps. One is restorable and the other is for parts. Both run but neither has working brakes. Included in the sale is a complete master brake kit -9″, made for the M38A1 from Kaiser Willys Auto Supply which cost $494.99.The last photo is the boxes of brake parts.
The olive drab Jeep is very original with it’s 24 volt electrical system. Although painted over, you can still see the US Army markings on the hood. Floor pans NOT rusted through and the frame is in great shape.
The orange parts Jeep has been converted to 12 volts. It comes with a gas tank and the original orange hood.
Various other parts are included: Spare wheel, antenna mount, brand new steel tubing frame to hold a canvas top and it’s associated clips, etc.
Both Jeeps have brand new batteries.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was @ estate sale.
This one has a little bit of everything…more pics to come.
Furniture, antiques, collectibles, full size compressor, table saws, drafting tables, collectible bottles , lapidary supplies, rocks, willys jeep, Liberty Safe, Apple Computer, antique singer sewing machine. I am selling the Willys and Liberty Safe at anytime now until the sale. Everything else will be at the sale. This is a quality sale with treasures for everyone.
Address to be announced. Dates are 8/12, 8/13 and 8/14. More Pics to come
Another professional sale by 5 Daughters Estate Sales”
It arrived in a box in pretty rough shape. Looks like the seller did a lot of work.
“Jeep has had frame off restoration run great all original except electrical is 12 volt instead of 24 have plenty of pics from start to finish and parts list $14000 or may trade for something of equal value”
It has a CJ-5 body.
“1955 M38A1 with civilian body. I bought this and put a ton of time and money into it. And had fun time for something new. This had a frame off a few years back engine and trans rebuilt. All fluids changed. New tires, tubes, breaks, seats, top, paint, carb”
Looks solid. Includes a Warn winch.
“Good running. Everything works. F-Head Motor gone through in 2011. 8,000 lb winch. Extras.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5000.
This was listed yesterday over at warjeeps.com
“Runs good, lots of new parts, 12 volt system, great for hunting or restoration.”
Could be a good price.
“1954 willys military M38A1 good running”
The front fenders and grille suggest this is a 52 or 53. I like this just the way it is.
“1954 Willys M38A1 military Jeep for sale. Jeep runs really good and drives really good. The Jeep is still 24 volt system. It has the original military drivetrain. the seats have new canvas covers. the only thing added is lockout hubs and a tow bar. 4000 or best offer. local pickup only.”
http://westslope.craigslist.org/cto/5686545755.html
This early M-38A1 may be worth a look. 50 years in storage?
“Selling 1952 M38a1 Willys military jeep project will need powerplant installed which I have. This jeep has been in dry storage for 50+ years so the tub is in excellent shape just has a few bumps and bruises.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2500.
It runs.
“Jeep runs
Body needs work
Pick Up ONLY – Charlestown. RI
Cash ONLY – $2,500 as is, or best offer”
Includes a winch. The hubcaps give this jeep a vintage feel.
“Runs great everything works well. It has the original 4 cylinder engine. It has a clean tile and is registered. Model number M38A1. The wench is super nice. Contact Jason for anymore questions. I can deliver the jeep to you for your convenience for an extra fee.”
http://sacramento.craigslist.org/cto/5700251085.html