UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1500
Robin spotted this unusual Franken Jeep.
“1952 M151-Style Army Jeep (tags say M38A1). 4-wheel independent suspension. Body rough. Extra motor & transmission. Bill of Sale & Inspection Certificate ONLY. $1,500.00 OBO.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1500
Robin spotted this unusual Franken Jeep.
“1952 M151-Style Army Jeep (tags say M38A1). 4-wheel independent suspension. Body rough. Extra motor & transmission. Bill of Sale & Inspection Certificate ONLY. $1,500.00 OBO.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1950
(07/18/2012) This looks like a good price.
“1954 Willys M38A1 Jeep with Buick V-6, GM 3 spd, Dana 18 transfer case, 27 & 44 axles, power steering, power brakes, runs and drives, not all rusted out, tow bar. Would make a good hunting or back road rig. Title $1,950.00 OBO”
UPDATE II: Price dropped to $3995. http://eastidaho.craigslist.org/cto/3173547560.html 406-240-8961
UPDATE: Still Available. Please review this thread before contacting the seller: http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=682338 as it appears this jeep is being sold by the same person (the ad displays a phone number which links to his name).
(06/18/2012) This look alike a to-good-to-be-true ad. Possible scam.
“1955 M38A1 Willys Military Jeep with only 50 K original miles, very solid, no rust holes, runs and drives good with original 4 cylinder engine and T-90 3 speed transmission.Has front turn signal black out lights still intact and drivers side rear black out light included, data plates on dash still intact. Brakes work, heater works, good clutch, turn signals and lights work. Has original seat frames with back seat and original canvas top and gerry can stamped US. Original style side curtains and doors are available new reproduction to match top. Own a piece of history. easy to restore or use as is, with original title from 1977 when purchased from army surplus. Has been converted to 12 volt.”
This isn’t perfectly original, but looks like a solid little jeep.
“This is a restored authentic 1953 m38a1 willys 1/4 ton jeep. This model has a L head go devil engine that s running strong with an electronic ignition by pertronix. Transmission is. T-90 with the original Dana/ spicer d44 rear and d25 front axles. Most of the military bolt ons have been re-located an installed with original parts r new old stock. This isn’t perfect, it’s 1953, and it’s $5k. Perfect is $8-15k. Have all new bolt on engine parts. Frame was sealed when body was off with kbs coating frame paint. No rust on frame and all rust has been stopped, removed and repainted. Rocker panels and floor solid and floor was nearly all replaced. Has cj3a gas tank under seat which is clean and hooked up. Converted to 12 volt by p.o. And all lights and blinkers function making this a solid vehicle that can be registered. Waiting for the title to come back from SOS and will have any time now. Have an original 1953 Michigan plate that goes with it($30 value). Tire has tread but are checked and I havent gotten to replacing them. Driveable. I ought a new 7 x 15 spare which is closer to original size. Has cj5 15″ rims.
The hood numbers and unit markings are the original usmc badges I found as I sanded down the body.
I get a lot of heads turning when I take it out. It’s an awesome feeling having a jeep that no one around does. My neighbor has a 2012 rubicon $40k jeep and is jealous. It’s history and old=cool
I love this thing. I really wanted a cj2a but this project called my name. Willing to entertain cj2a, cj3a, cj3b trades plus cash or straight up if in good condition.”
UPDATE: Was $700. **SOLD**
My initial reaction to this was, “what is wrong with you people in Alaska?”. But then, I thought better of it, realizing there are just as many crazy contraptions in every latitude. Then, thinking about it even more, I thought that bringing the exhaust over the hood might just be an impractical, funky, slightly nutty, but necessary warming solution?? Any, even better, you just never know when carrying an extra body might be useful.
“1952 Military Jeep M38A1 Originally a Fort Rich Jeep. Need Restoration but its all there. Have a spare chassis and two spare bodies 700 obo”
UPDATE: Was $3850. **SOLD**
(06/21/2012) This may make a real nice restoration project.
“For sale a 1954 M38a1 military army Jeep. This jeep has a good running F head 4 cylinder engine with an original 3 speed transmission and transfer case. Considerable amount of recent work has been done to this jeep including the following:
New Clutch including clutch disc, pressure plate, throwout bearing, fork, spring, fulcrum and linkage
New brakes including master cylinder, wheel cylinders, brake shoes and rubber flexible lines
New radiator, water pump and hoses
New fuel pump, fuel tank and sending unit
New motor mounts
New windshield gasket
New seat cushions driver, passenger and rear seats
Still 24 volt with two new batteries
Original equipment includes blackout lights, bumperettes, pintle hitch, jerry can holder, spare tire carrier and top bow brackets and top bows. All of the usual missing stuff is there.
Get in drive it and enjoy
Asking $4,250 or make an offer. Thanks.”
UPDATE: **SOLD**
I’m sure the CJ-3B doesn’t run, unclear on the other two.
“I have a 1941 willys jeep,and a 1953 willys millitary jeep. I would like to trade for 4×4 chevy or sell for 3000. I also have a m1a2 millitary jeep for trade. lots of extra parts. Let me no what you have I am up for tradeing”
I’m not sure how much search pulled up a UK add, but what the heck …
“The nicest tub and frame you ever saw! No added sheetmetal, welds, bondo or any media blasting of any kind. This jeep has never been left outside. Frame tub and any drivetrain parts shown are included. Let me know if you have any questions I will keep it short here since the pictures show the story. The closer you look at this body the better it looks.
No Rust!!”
This has some documented history, too.
“A really cool pre-Vietnam era 1962 Marine Military Willys Jeep. All there, runs good, all original except for the fuel pump. Owned by a 2-star General with papers to document. 26k original miles with clean title. Think how fun it would be to take this around the neighborhood! Interested in trades of greater value. Call 704-736-one one nine two or text 828-228-five one one nine or send an email for details. Thanks for looking.”
This runs and drives, though it appears the gas tank(s) are in the rear.
“53willys milatary edition needs some body work runs and drives very well starts rite up runs every day just moved into an apartment and only allowed to have two cars we have five need it gone asap really dont need much call 603 491 7014”