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Quinn sent me some pics and information about his very nice M-38 build. Thanks for sharing!
A Buick V-6 225 bored 30 over powers this 1950 M-38 and is fed by an Edelbrock 500 cfm carb. The drive train includes a T-90, Dana 18 and Warn Overdrive. The front (Dana 25 or 27) and rear Dana 44 are slowed down with 11″ x 2″ drums possibly from a Willys wagon or truck.
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Here’s the back end of another Tender spotted by the sharp-eyed Israeli bureau. I don’t know anything specifically about this Truck. The image was posted on the Jalopy Journal (entry #39) along with some Jeep Rod pics.
The engine looks good.
“Car show quality 1946 Willys Jeep for sale. Very clean 283 Chevy Engine with 4-speed transmission w/OD. Beautiful condition with new paint, tires, seats, and shocks. It also includes an 8,000 lb. winch and 2 soft-tops and many other extras! Will accept offers.”
http://stgeorge.craigslist.org/cto/1478241830.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $8000.
No obvious rust.
“This jeep was purchased from the Oakland Army Base in 1953 by my father. Has clear title, I.D. plate attached to the glove box, two extra wheels and tires, gas tanl under drivers seat, f/r suspension has been replaced with factory equip. new carb. The jeep is a 1944 Ford, with a 1941 willys engine, Very good condition NO TRADES.CASH OR PAYPAL ONLY, NO SHIPPING PRICE FIRM,also the jeep was primed for paint in 1956, that accounts for the rust color,”
UPDATE: Was $1500. **SOLD**
This looks like a good price.
“1943 Willys Military Jeep. Flat head four motor, t-14 trany. Trany out but complete, extra transfer case. $1500.00 obo.”
This might be a good deal. It looks clean and straight.
“Body is in great shape, 3 speed with Ford Pinto engine. It is now a project vehicle, mid project. It ran several years ago and should not need much to run again. Includes the soft top and doors. After a false start it is now back on the market. Higher resolutions of these pictures available upon request. ”
http://portland.craigslist.org/wsc/cto/1478211540.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2950.
Looks solid. No obvious rust.
“46 Willy’s. Stock motor, new tires, new fuel pump. Comes with tow bar. It has antique plates that come with it. Fun ride, great in the snow. Used it for hunting and now have no time, it HAS to GO. Needs cosmetics. 2950.00”
I haven’t seen many dually CJ-5s.
“1969 CJ-5 Jeep Dually, 4cyl, 3sp unit with a dana 70 rearend. Jeep originally had a trencher unit mounted to it. The trencher is long gone, sorry. Jeep has low mileage and runs well. New rebuilt carb, recent tires, new battery, new brakes (currently a little spongy, will bleed before auctins end), heater(aftermarket), wiring harness (painless), etc. Not perfect, but a nice driver or property/Town vehicle. It has a clear VT registration and has been on the road recently. Body in very good condition, some small dents, coarse body work and paint. Frame is straight and clean and retains its full side plate reinforcements from the trencher. Drivetrain all sounds and looks good with a few leaks. Motor runs well, but smokes on start up and a little bit when running …”
UPDATE: **SOLD for $7400**
Looks great!
“1954 M38A1 military jeep. Restored completely! It has a rebuilt 4 cyl. engine, new t-90 tranny. Runs excellent. Perfect body, paint, and extras! Military US Army markings. Clear Ca. title. Good tires. Canvas Top. 2 front seats with new canvas. Parade ready!!”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay.
The GPW looks in the best condition, followed by the M-38 (incorrectly listed as a CJ-3A) and then the CJ-3A.
“I am selling my hobby because of a line of duty accident that has left me with no other option. these jeeps were bought at an estate auction and they only have a bill of sale, because they have always been government owned before the last owner. The CJ3A was started on a off frame overhaul and the body was set back on to sell. The GPW is as I purchased it they both ran and drove off the trailer. the last one is just parts. thank you for your interest, this pains me to do this but I have no other choice.”
