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UPDATE: **Status Unknown**
Four non-oringal jeeps for sale. $5,000 each buyout or best offer for all. Click the links below for photos of each jeep (from photobucket).
1. 1942 Jeep
2. 1942 Jeep
3. 1951 Jeep
4. 1952 Jeep
“*Rebuilt Engines*
*Run Great*
**No classic/original parts*
$5,000 each buyout or best offer for all
http://s571.photobucket.com/user/beepbeepjeepjeep/library/
1952 M-38 Jeep — cargo area built from diamond plating.
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $10,000.
“Runs and drives great.frame off restoration 15 years ago.used very little since. Mileage unknown.”
Titled as a 46 CJ-2A, the seller reports it is all M-38. Maybe someone swapped a VIN plate from a 2A to the M-38 for title purposes.
“This is a very nice Willys, it runs and drives and stops great and is a lot of fun. The body is straight, clean, and has no rust or dents. It has an after market m38 body on an m38 frame but is titled as a 1946 cj2. I have owned this jeep for 3 years and have had my fun with it. It drives straight down the road and the 4 wheel drive works perfectly. All fluids have been changed, new plugs, wires, oil bath was changed to oil filter with braided lines, new water pump, new starter, new fuel pump, shocks, tires and wheels, brakes, brake lines, axles were rebuilt with Warn hubs and the electric system has been converted to 12 volt. Comes with extras including Tiger top soft top with doors, the top is perfect I just like going topless and the jeep sits in a heated garage when I am not driving it. I also have a total of 10 wheels and tires 5 have about 800 miles on them and the others are the tall skinnys . I have the rear draw bar, spare tire holder, jerry can, old oil bath, 6 foot Western snow plow that was never installed, extra carb, and a box misc. parts. Now the bad, it has the typical jeep leaks, the bottom seat covers are torn but foam is in good shape, and the e brake is not installed but I have the parts. This thing is a real head turner and a lot of fun.”
http://denver.craigslist.org/cto/5125044015.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $925.
“I have for sale this willys army jeep. It has a general motors 153 four cylinder in it. I have not had the engine running, but does turn over. It has rust through on the body, but can be restored. It has two data plates on it that have matching serial numbers. It has several good parts on it.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $7000.
It sure looks like there’s been nicely rebuilt, though not perfectly stock. It could be a good price.
“Beautifully restored 1952 Jeep with tow bar attachment. Runs and looks great. Original motor, military tires and much more. No trades or PayPal.”
Neither has a title.
“I’m selling my two 1951 m38 willys jeeps. The green one has ran recently and has a ford 2.0 liter engine working 4wd and fairly new tires. The other one has a flathead engine and transmission removed mainly good for parts no titles but will give bill of sale trades possible”
http://killeen.craigslist.org/cto/5119990734.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1500
Looks rough.
“1952 M38 Willys Jeep. Has L134 flathead. Tub is in fair shape, will need floorpan and cowl work. No windshield frame, but I have parts hoods to go with it. Have not started it but the motor turns freely. No title, but has serial number plate. 1500 obo.”
If it runs, it might be a good price.
“Up for sale is this 1951 M38 Jeep Willis issued to Marine Corp. Own this piece of history!”
http://jacksontn.craigslist.org/cto/5114301081.html
Has a few updates. Listed as a 1953.
“Jim feuling rebuilt the engine.Buick v6.rewoeked electrical.runs. Solid body,little no rust,straight.”
http://sandiego.craigslist.org/csd/cto/5115671357.html
No pics provided.
“52 jeep willy’s. In pieces, all parts there except motor. Want 1500 obo. ”