It this drives well, it might be worth a look.

“This is a 1954 M38A1 Willys Jeep with a Hurricane-4 Flat Head 134 engine, a 24 volt system, a clear title, and new tires.”

http://www.jeeptruck.com/jss/sale15/adj003/adj003.html

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2000.

The seats looks in such a good shape that this may be worth a closer look (or more pics).

“1953 m38a1 marine Corp jeep, all original, was running when parked.”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5000.

It has an updated motor.

“I am looking to sell this 1955 Willys M38A1 Army Jeep. I was in the process of restoring it but just don’t have the time or the resources anymore. It runs and drives great, all the work that needs to be done to it is cosmetic, like replacing older parts with new ones and paint. It does not have the original engine, it had been replaced with a 1966-67 Ford Inline 6 200 C.I. engine, most likely from an old Mustang. It has a 3-Speed Manual transmission. I have painted the hood and grille back to the original olive drab green. I have several replacement parts to go with it to help with the restore, including a canvas top assembly kit, and a rear seat assembly kit. It has both the original manual and a reproduction to help with the restoration.”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3500.

“1952 Willys Jeep M38A1 Army Jeep Very good body, converted to 12 v new reduction starter, alternator, and distributor, water pump, nothing altered, can be converted back to 24v, new front seat frames, new rear “tailgate” panel.. not welded in yet, rear floor is good, driver floor good, passenger floor has small rust through over the hat channel. hat channel is also rusted through, tool box has minor pin holes, frame is good, gas tank well has minor pin holes,, gas tank cleaned and sealed. new master cylinder and one wheel cylinder. Paint is correct od green, picture color is a little off. Good Indiana title in my name.”