UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4200.
“I have a 1956 Willys Original stock that runs and is in great condition. Also has two soft tops.
Jeep has a title.
Starts right up, new tires with spare.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4200.
“I have a 1956 Willys Original stock that runs and is in great condition. Also has two soft tops.
Jeep has a title.
Starts right up, new tires with spare.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was on eBay.
“Veyr respectable 1954 Willys. Has seen fire service for a number of years as has been adapted to that use. Some of the modifications are: the 4 cylinder has been swapped out for a V6, tilt steering has been added, long tube headers with good sounding glass packs, an aluminum dash has been put in and a roll bar has been added for safety. It has seen one restoration in its life many years ago and is starting to show its age again. This little brute is a ball to drive. Albeit at 45 mph, but you buy this rig for the ambiance and the scenery anyway so why hurry. Just had the master cylinder rebuilt with misc. brake lines replaced. One new wheel cylinder. The radiator boiled and reinstalled along with a new fan belt and top hose. Cheap fun in the sun. This auction is an as is- where is sale. You bid- you own. Shipping is available. Please ask Doc all the questions you can think of and be comfortable with your new purchase. Good luck. I reserve the right to end this sale early. No warranties written,expressed or implied.”
This is a project, but lots of good work has been done.
“1952 Willys Jeep M38A1. Jeep was complete at start of rebuild. Has been completely disassembled to bare frame and media blasted. Body & frame are 100% rust free. All bodywork is completed except for several dents on hood. Have extra hood. Has rebuilt front & rear differentials, transmission, transfer case, new driveshafts. Rebuilt suspension, steering, steering gear. All brake components are new. New tires. Have new fuel tank, NOS rear bumper w/ all hardware. Jeep is original except for rebuilt 151CI Chevrolet engine installed. Have original complete engine, bellhousing, clutch.
Needs to have restoration completed.
Asking $4,800.00
Contact James at 505-298-4996. Reference Jeep for sale when you call.”
This looks solid. The seller includes a link to lots of pictures.
“My pride and Joy is up for sale or Trade. Full frame off restoration. I have use/ kept as many of the original willys parts that I could. Has new NDT tires, interstate batteries(original 24v system). Tail lights are updated to led. Starts first time every time, purrs like a kitten. I probably have put 200 miles on it since completion. Steering is tight and doesn’t wander at all new clutch, brakes. Engine is strong for factory 4 cylinder. Fun little drive. You will get looks from everyone w/ this little thing. 10k obo or will consider trade for late model AWD turbo wagon (audi/volvo/vw/xt subie) or Acura MDX/honda Pilot. Please call/text Chad @ 970-389-3991 please dont email me unless you guve me a heads up because it will go directly to junk mail. I can provide you w/ better and more pics upon request. Please only serious inquiries. This is the like to see 70 hi res pics on Picasa https://picasaweb.google.com/lh/view?uname=100891370307441053084&isOwner=true&psc=S&tags=53+willies”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3500.
This appears in good shape. It has early fenders and the early grille.
“1952 Willys M38A1 jeep. This jeep runs great. Original 4 cylinder doesn’t smoke or seem tired at all. 4 speed transmission T-98. Windshield frame is off but goes with the jeep. It isn’t perfect but is very reliable and an excellent hunting vehicle. Lock-rite lockers front and rear and excellent tires. It will crawl up everything”
This comes with lots of bling.
“i have a 53 jeep willys title in hand don’t need to sell but reasonable offers are welcome, I have many many extras to go with this set up, to include camo netting polls spreaders dummy rifle to fit in the rack mount, antennas radios have not been tested i never needed to use them so never tried to work them, i can wright for hour or more about but if your serious call and we talk, I do want to say the engine leaks havent been able to find what the trouble was. will need looked into but engine is solid.
seven one seven 49 six 3084”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2500.
This looks good for the price.
“1952 Willys Jeep, M38A-1 military from Korean war era. Needs restoration. New soft top. 3 speed, Hi-low, 2-4WDR.
Moving and need to sell. $2500 OBO.”
UPDATE: Still Available
(09/12/2012) This looks like a good restoration candidate. It also has the early fold down grille like the M-38s.
“1952 Willys Jeep
M38A1 Jeep
Runs and drives good.
Please do not leave an email. I rarely check it.
2500.00
405-517-4206”
UPDATE: Was $12,500. **SOLD**
(08/24/2012) This looks well maintained.
“This is an original military Jeep from the Korean war years. Excellent condition, fun to drive! This is the real deal!
I’ve been putting the final touches on cleaning up this Jeep, which the pictures will demonstrate is in great condition.
I purchased the vehicle from a family in Waukesha, Wisconsin that used it for a family drives. Vehicle was owned by a collector in Minnesota prior to that, and by another in Wisconsin before him. Purchaser will get all information I have on the vehicle, but I’m only as far back as 1992.
The Jeep comes with the axe, shovel, radio and power supply, 1” manilla bumper rope, canvas, seat belts, and ORIGINAL 1952 M38A1 Operator’s Manual, as would have been with the vehicle in a military motor pool. Vehicle is still the original 24volt electric system.
I hope that someone else can enjoy this vehicle as much as I do. I highly recommend getting one (like this) that is already restored, because if you try to buy one of these 5-9k ones, you will end up putting a ton of money into it.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3500.
This might have some good restoration potential.
“I am selling a 1956 Willys US Military Jeep. I am asking $3500. This Jeep has been converted from a generator to a 12 volt alternator. It has also been converted to electronic ignition. Last duty station was Marine Corp base 29 Palms in California.”