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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2000.
Runs. Has a variety of updates. Might be worth a look at that price.
“1954 Jeep willies. Runs and drives good.”
Could be worth a look.
“55′ Willys for sale. It’s the much rarer military version (M38A1) not the CJ-5!
Doesn’t run, but most of the original engine parts are with it, it’s definitely a project car.
Been sitting in the garage for 20 years, waiting for someone to take it on a new adventure!
Asking $3,000 or best offer”
https://merced.craigslist.org/cto/d/1955-jeep-willys-m38a1-cash/6421532367.html
Engine runs.
“I bought this Military Jeep about 6 Months ago, I have started it and it runs good,I do not have a Title price is Firm This is the first year of this body style,I had a friend look at to verify that its a military Willis jeep.,,please ask questions”
https://littlerock.craigslist.org/cto/d/1952-military-jeep/6464155616.html
UPDATE: Thanks to Bill for correcting me.
There is some value here given the Meyer hardtop, but not clear how much.
“Pre 59 willys m38a1. Im assuming this is military or dod use jeep as it has the place for a shovel under the hood a 4in fuel filler and the compartment on the cowl section does open. What i do know is it has the dana 18 twin stick tcase which is worth a good bit by itself. Also has a t90 3speed, dana 25 front axel with dana 44 rear. Also has a hurricane f head engine that turns over by hand. Lots of new parts inside the truck. Engine and tcase were built in 77. I dont see this taking alot to be running and going again. Located in eclectic price is negotiable in person.”
https://montgomery.craigslist.org/cto/d/pre-59-willis/6452299861.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $15,000.
This one was just posted at warjeeps.com. Not sure why it is listed a 1951, when it is either a 1952 or early 1953.
“Fully restored to 24 volt system and ready to drive like it rolled off the assembly line for battle”
No pics provided.
“24v system. Does not run and no title. Good parts vehicle. Gas tank , tailgate, gauges , axles,”
https://raleigh.craigslist.org/cto/d/1953-m38a1/6458505194.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $10,000.
It’s not listed as a specific model in the ad, but perhaps it is an M-606A2? The rear passenger side filler is something that wasn’t originally listed on the documentation.
“you are about to view a fully restored 1975 Army Jeep 4WD that is sure to take a trophy in every show entered. It has the optional 6 cylinder and overdrive trans making it a joy to drive highway speeds 70 MPH with ease. It has free wheeling locking hubs for long distance travel. This Jeep is very reliable and runs like a dream. It has the heavy duty dana axles and an awesome parade siren. The 4WD works perfectly. This Army Jeep is the hit of every parade runs cool never overheats on parade duty and gets standing ovations when passing by. It has a clear Title and is ready to go to a new Home. This Jeep is a lot of fun sure to bring smiles to many who see it.”
