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It runs and drives.
https://eastoregon.craigslist.org/cto/d/milton-freewater-1955-willys-jeep-cj5/7754555346.html
“4 cyl. Hurricane engine
Runs/ drives
No surprises that are known
12,000 lb. Warn winch
Needs the wiring redone because it was crumbling but not a big job.
Good restoration project
odometer is broken
$4500 or best offer”
I had this post completed, but that was before I realized this may have a $16k price tag (I’m unsure on the exact price). Anyway, I thought the rear bumper was unusual. This has a Kelly hardtop.
https://www.facebook.com/groups/247270289549336/permalink/1525650755044610/
“4 sale 1953 M38A1 runs and drives needs brakes only all original. Location Coffeeville ms 38922”
UPDATE: Oops .. I missed that this has a CJ-5 body. Thanks for correct that!
Low to no rust early M-38A1-ish that runs and drives.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/752270860297872/
“1953 Willies, 4 cylinder, standard 4 speed, 3 gear shifts. Runs well. As you can see the mileage is off the Guage, we are unsure of actual mileage. Title in hand Call Jerry 2o8-9seven1-6one4nine with questions or to come take a drive”
Bill shared this USMC Radio jeep. Note that the title may not be in the seller’s name, given it is a South Carolina title.
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“FFrom what I can find out this is a rare USMC 1962 USMC Radio Jeep
Serial # 87509 DoD 8/62
1 of only 500 M38A1 Jeeps made for the Marines in 1962, I don’t know how many Radio Jeeps there were.
This one saw service as a Volunteer Fire Department Vehicle in South Carolina.
Pretty sure it was converted to 12 volts at that time.
Body is Rusty to say the least.
All of the Dash Data Plates are in tack, as well as the Radio instruments and switches.
The good part is that these Jeeps were under coated, so the frame is in really in good condition
And another plus on these Jeeps is that they were ordered with limited slip front and rear differentials.
You will not find that on any other M38A1’s.
That alone is worth the low reserve price.
I put a Battery in it, and it turns over freely
Oil looks good, radiator holds water
19345 miles on Odometer
16 X 7.50 Tires are in decent shape with no dry rot
Part it out fix it up, your choice
I do have a Transferable South Carolina Title”
