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How about this neat card.
“Very Nice condition Soldier’s greeting card with only some minor creases; no writing, stains, blemishes, etc. Measures 4-3/4″ by 5-3/4″.”
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This brochure includes pictures of the bed extension and the optional vertical doors (I think Andy’s Airport Jeep had these).
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Anyone know the history of the bumper? I haven’t seen one with so many numbers.
“2 original WW2 U.S. photos (2.5 by 3.5 inches), slightly curled from age.”
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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay
This is unrestored. Looks really good for being unrestored.
“1952 Jeep Willy M38A1
Southern rust free original
45,000 miles
Original un-altered survivor
Original Rust Free Sheet Metal throughout
Full canvas including doors
Snorkel kit
24 Volt system (correct)
Original overhead cam 4 cylinder 72hp engine
4×4 locking hub upgraded (includes the original hubs)
Manuals
Vehicle has been garaged kept and driven for parades and shows only. This vehicle is in fully operable condition and is ready to enjoy!”
UPDATE: Was $8000. **SOLD**
“I have the stencils of the hood number and invasion markings, just never managed to find time to paint the Jeep with them.
Jeep runs very well and is in great conditions. Garaged.
Description: Garaged for over 20 years, this partially restored 1945 GPW is in great condition and runs very well. The 4 cylinder willys engine is fueled by a new carburetor and last year new timing gear was installed. There are many other new parts installed on this jeep including: an new generator, water pump, fuel filter, fuel pump, water gauge, oil gauge, master cylinder, brake lines and fittings, tie-rod ends at steering system, and new gas tank. The body is original and the sheet metal is in good condition. The front seats are re-covered in vinyl leatherette. The frame has the original serial number stamped on it. All 5 wheels are tires are off road 15 inch diameter tube type tires and rims. Not combat rims. The electrical system wiring (positive ground) is functioning correctly and the dash lights are wired for street use and the black out system is not connected.The glove box door still has the original metal tags with serial numbers.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3500.
This looks solid. Some paint ought to really help this jeep.
“Starts at touch of key, runs, stops when you push the brake pedal.. What more is there? Runs spunky! Good solid smooth four cylinder overhead valve engine. 4-wheel drive.
Good tires. No trades. No emails answered. Thank you.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4000.
This looks solid. The floorboards have been replaced.
“4 cyl. flathead runs very good, new water pump, electronic dist. , rebuilt carb., converted to 12v, trans. rebuilt with new clutch, new rear main seal, new guage cluster, all brakes redone inc. lines. body has some rust but floor boards have been replaced. includes soft top & doors. 4000.00 obo”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1900.
This looks more like a CJ-5 than a M-38A1. No shots of the dash to confirm. This might be worth a look.
“older 1955 military jeep m38a1. new engine never started. still needs a few things put back together. i have everything for it. new seats, bikini top, and guages. small body lift. mudd terrain tires”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay
(02/07/2013) This looks like a fun ride.
“This, rare, 1949 Willys Jeepster Phaeton Convertible has some important upgrades. It is fun and exciting to drive.”
This runs and drives, though it has a few issues (bent bumper and missing headlight trim).
“1952 Willys jeep runs great. Converted to 12 volt system. Electric fuel pump. Frame is clean.original flat head 4 cyl. Don’t want to sell but need the money for truck. Sell or trade for right truck. 975-nine one three nine. No emails please”
http://maine.craigslist.org/cto/3613176588.html
