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Has an Allstate (by sears) half cab.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/200185300612881
“These are getting hard to find. She’s rough but has unlimited potential and doesnt need much to get going. Just a good run through and some tlc. Comes with the Sears and Roebuck cab kit. No low ball offers.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3000.
Unusual hardtop.
“53 Jeep 8900miles 3000or best offer”
UPDATE: Still Available.
(03/27/2018) Listed as a 1956, the hinged grill suggests it is a 1952 or 53.
https://orangecounty.craigslist.org/cto/d/1956-willys-jeep/6617946386.html
“I’m Selling my 1956 Willy’s Jeep. It has a 289 mustang engine in it. A 4×4 manual transmission. Brand new tires.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $10,000.
“This is a 1955 M38A1 in very good condition. very clean inside and out, it has been stored in a warehouse since its purchase in 2014. this is a 24v system with a clean generator, newer brake lines, and carb. Would be very nice to add to the collection or to take in a parade. It has 40,334 miles on the vehicle. Killswitch added to keep form any draw on the batteries/keep it from getting stolen. asking 10K or best reasonable offer. ”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $250.
(10/03/2017) This is interesting. It was sold by the Perfection Stove Company out of Cleveland, OH.
“M38A1 Power Plant Heater Kit, NOS, Just Opened the original crate, unique, mint, perfect
Ordinance Part 7358726, dated 11/53, the wood crate measures 27″x20″x21″.
$500 FIRM”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $9500.
Seems in good shape.
“Good running condition. Converted to 12 volt. New brakes. Passenger data plates match.”
Looks like there’s value here.
https://seattle.craigslist.org/tac/cto/d/4-m38a1s/6594690982.html
“I have almost 2 complete m38a1 jeeps. Tons of extras. Spare tire carriers pintle hitches 2 fuel tanks. Axles fenders hoods and lots of military parts. I have one that runs If u work on it. Window frames a set of glass for wind sheild and stuff i cant remember. I wld like to get 2800 for all of it. All have rust and need restored. One has original paint. One thats almost complete is a m38a1c which carried the recoiless rifle. I have one title and paperwork for the c model. The titles can b found and bought for these old jeeps. Shoot me a offer”
May have a Koenig hardtop. Could be a parts jeep.
Looks good for the price.
https://sacramento.craigslist.org/cto/d/authentic-military-jeep/6588265030.html
“1955 M38 A-1 Military jeep, 4 Cylinder, heavy canvas top and light weight summer top, turn out hubs on front wheels to go 4-wheel drive, green. Great for messing around off road or around town. Authentic military grade vehicle.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $17,500.
Mark’s got this listed at war jeeps.com.
“US Navy issue shore patrol jeep from LST 742 USS Dunn County
Frame off restoration in 2012 to like new condition. 18,000 original miles
Original hurricane engine completely rebuilt by Jasper engines
Runs and drives like new; new clutch; new tires and new top
All driveline components completely operational. No shakes and no shimmys
4 wheel drive works perfectly; brakes work perfectly and steering is tight.”
UPDATE: **SOLD**
“Selling an October 1953 M38A1 in solid condition / excellent restoration possibilities. 24-volts, comes with new batteries, new gaskets, hoses, and a bunch of parts, although most of those parts were the original ones that were taken off when newer ones were installed. There are a couple small spots on the passenger side that have old repairs that could use a skim of filler to refresh them (see photo below, beneath the battery compartment and just below slave receptacle dish), but sheet metal is in great condition and no panels need replacement or major repairs. The serial number is right at the change-over from Gen 1 to Gen 2. This jeep has the hinged grill and thumb screw battery cover so it’s one of the last of the first-generation M38A1s. Awesome Korean War / Vietnam piece of military history.”
UPDATE: Status Unknown. Was $12,800.
Seller needs to sell. Looks in good shape.
“All Original numbers matching Willys Jeep. “F” head engine fording system. 24v system that has just been replaced to keep it period correct. This Jeep is a true find. Zero rust. I just completed a restoration of it. All systems have been gone through and all the records to prove it. It runs perfectly. I included some pictures to show restoration. This Jeep was found in Phoenix in 2000.
Recent work includes:
New wiring harness
Installed electric fuel pump to avoid vapor lock
New factory exhaust system
Full paint, including stencils
No detail was overlooked
Two new batteries
This thing is ready for a parade or just drive around with a smile and have people give you a thumbs up.
I’m ready for my next project.
Priced to sell. make an offer.”