UPDATE: **SOLD** Was an in-person auction.
Buz spotted this auction. There are a variety of vehicles, but only one jeep.
Buz noted this is available at an auction here.
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was an in-person auction.
Buz spotted this auction. There are a variety of vehicles, but only one jeep.
Buz noted this is available at an auction here.
It runs and drives. Can’t see much from the pic, but it looks stock.
“Military Jeep. willys. 1953 M38a1. This awesome jeep is all original with gun mount and bo lights . It runs and drives. some rust on the floor and needs a little work on rear quarter panel but nothing bad. Awesome off roader or hunting rig. I will post pics later. 503-593-9451”
This may have potential.
“1953 M38A1 Jeep. Almost fully restored in excellent condition. I still need to do a couple of minor things, such as put the windshield wiper arms back on, etc.
New windshield. Military 16″ tires. New interior front and back. New battery. New Carburetor. All new brakes including drums and wheel bearings.Only 43K original miles 12volt with fuse panel.
Was originally equipped with the fording kit but was removed when it was transferred to the Forest Service. Still has fording valve.
Jeep is from Arizona and has NO RUST-Body or Frame. Has been stored inside and has only been out when sunny. Runs excellent.
I will get better pictures when the weather decides to cooperate.
Ken 810-638-2220 or 623-262-4399
5300 OBO Cash. Has clear AZ Title.”
No pics provided.
“I am selling my 1953 Willys M38A1 Jeep. Original U.S. ARMY Jeep. The engine has decal plate that states the engine was refurbished at Fort Waltors, TX. The jeep needs a complete off the frame restoration. All original and everything is there. Tub is in awesome shape. Text or call for pics. (254)258-0789.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2250.
This might have potential.
“1953 Willys Jeep, 4 cylinder, Hard Top, no doors, various new replacement parts included. $2250.00”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay.
This unrestored jeep is worth a look. It’s a got a small ding on the passenger side and a tiny plate or angle piece welded to the bottom of the back bumper. There are tons of pictures and lots of information.
“TRULY AMAZING, UNRESTORED, 1953 WILLYS M38A1 MILITARY JEEP WITH JUST 11,525 ORIGINAL ON-ROAD MILES READY TO DRIVE, ENJOY, SHOW OR PUT IN A MUSUEM!!!!”
If I understand the ad, this does not include the top.
“1954 Willys M38A1 Original seats and engine with less than 41,000 miles. 24 volt battery system. Comes without arctic top. Came over from Korea. No rust. Garage stored. You can drive it today or restore it even further. All reasonable offers will be considered.
Contact Vicki at 916-704-0416”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $10,000
“1954 Willys M38A1 Army Jeep
Older Restoration a few years ago including the Engine, Transmission, Axles
Only 12,993 Original Miles
24 Volt Electrical System
Working Black Ops Lighting
4×4
Manual Transmission
Hurricane F-Head 4 Cylinder Engine
Warner T-90 Transmission
5 Newer Firestone Military Ground Grip Tires – 7.00/16 HD 6 Ply
Canvas Top in nice shape
No Rust whatsoever
Major “Cool” factor here
Very Collectible Jeep and I’ll bet most folks in your town have never even seen one.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2000
This runs and drives. It looks pretty solid. It even sports a header.
“4 SALE OR TRADE. 61 Willy’s Jeep, CJ3 Type B, runs good, original 4cyl., needs breaks. $2000 OBO or trade for two ATV 4 wheelers”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1000.
Note the original looking details on the underside of the hood. Seller says they will take it to the scrapyard soon.
“This old military jeep needs a new home. It ran good when I parked it a few years ago. I’m tired of looking at it and if it doesn’t sell it’ll go to the scarp yard. Asking $1000.00 obo.”