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Unclear what the price is on this M-38A1, but it appears in reasonably good condition. Auction is June 19th.
https://www.auctionzip.com/Listings/3928862.html
Steve spotted this former Fire Jeep.
https://philadelphia.craigslist.org/cto/d/hatfield-1956-jeep-m38a/7743619710.html
“Originally a military Jeep, this Jeep was converted to a fire chasing Jeep by the Virginia forestry service and then finally used on a farm. This Jeep has the 134 cu.in. Hurricane I-4 engine with the original T-90 3 speed transmission and twin-stick Dana 18 transfer case. Jeep was converted to a 12v electrical system and has an electronic ignition system. Electric fuel pump installed. New wiper motor, master brake cylinder replaced. Jeep completely raptor lined inside and out and undercoated. Full roll cage with custom standup platform on rear. Custom rail road track front bumper and warn winch (part of the fire chase legacy). tires: new buckshot mudders, good luck getting stuck… New seats and harnesses. Blue tooth speakers and custom 360 degree led lighting. Clear title. This Jeep is not registered for on road use as it has been used on a farm in northeast Pa. Jeep is sold as is, where is.”
This seems worth a look. The back of this may have been pushed inward some.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/972053264538912
“1952 Willy’s M38a1, 4cyl manual trans. Runs drives and stops. 4wd works. One year only Original military jeep.(hinged front grill 24v water proof electrical) Has been converted from 24 volt to 12 volt. New battery, new front drive shaft. New tires. New coil, fuel pump, points, wires. Professionally rebuilt carb, new aluminum fuel lines and filters. Old block heater works, doesn’t get hot. Has heater not wired up though. Original seats and brackets. Lights work, brake lights work, no turn signals. Manual choke. Runs like a top. All fluids changed. All joints greased. Great little cabin cruiser or ranch wagon. TOP SPEED 45-50mph. Very low geared. Good for climbing trees!! Storage under the seat and in the cowl. Great vintage rig. $3900 obo. Clear title Can be seen at Heber, AZ”
Tom shared this M-38A1 that runs and drives.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/407947282167336
“Nice original Willy’s , this M38 belonged to the Bowman field civil air patrol until about 1983 , all new correct brakes , hoses and lines , still 24 volt but has been converted to an alternator , radiator rebuilt , water pump , runs and drives good . Body is very good original condition .”
Mike’s selling his nicely restored M-38A1. It’s currently on display at the Camp Gordon Johnston Museum in Carrabelle, FL. You can contact Mike via email jweiksner2 @ comcast.net (remove spaces from around the @) or via phone 706 832 3721.
“The M38-A1 is in excellent condition, is fully restored and runs great, US Army color and decor.
All original including seats,
F-134, 4-cylinder engine
Complete set of OEM operation and maintenance manuals,
Lots of spare parts including side covers, rear antenna, fire extinguisher, blackout lights, etc.
Clear title & BOS.
Location of the Jeep is in Carrabelle, FL, 32322, Carrabelle is directly south of Tallahassee about 1 ½ hours.”
