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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4500.
Runs and drives. Includes an overdrive.
“1952 willys 4wd jeep. 283 chev comversion mechanically like new stock transfer case with overdrive. completely street legal, collector plates. no rust runs great. in moses lake”
There may be some parts value here.
“No motor, has transmission and running gear.”
http://tulsa.craigslist.org/cto/4711772481.html
No pics provided.
“Good body motor ran needs fuel pump”
UPDATE: Still Available
“I have a 1951 Willy’s needs work has Dana 44 in the rear with a air locker in has a spring over and relocated shocks i have a rebuilt l head motor to go in it has original trans and tcase in it dana 30 front axle body is fair on it cab mount are solid and more sale or trade“
http://albuquerque.craigslist.org/cto/4705049749.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2000.
Runs. Has no title.
“1953 Willys Jeep. Has had a V6 put in and converted to a 12 volt starter. Runs great, starts right up. Warn winch. Newer front hubs. Has typical Jeep rust for its age. Solid old jeep. No title but shouldn’t be too hard to get one if you do the paperwork.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4000.
Appears solid.
“This 1951 Willys M38 is an excellent restoration candidate. It was in storage in Texas for about 20 years. It does have one small rust hole in the tub under the gas tank but otherwise its in very solid condition. The engine is not the original but it is the proper L Head 134 and it runs very well. It runs and drives, but needs the brake master cylinder replaced, I have a new one for it. Converted to 12 volt, but I do have a few 24v components to go with it.
Georgia does not issue titles for vehicles this old so it will be sold with a bill of sale and the previous owner’s TX title and paperwork. The vehicle has been inspected by a GA law enforcement officer and its serial number certified.
If not local call first please. This is a rare military jeep that needs the right owner who is going to preserve or restore it. Most jeeps of this vintage have been chopped up or rusted away. This is a good one! I have a set of spare axles that go with it for the asking price.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $14,500
(09/22/2014) Looks like a good package.
“Up for sale is a Very Nice & Very “Original” 1952 Willys M38 Military Jeep. This M38 was used in the Korean war and was built from 1950-1952 with only 45,000 produced. The more rare and desirable M38 was a great improvement over it’s predecessor! Also included in this sale are the radios that mount in back of Jeep. I also will include a very complete and original M100 military trailer.I have ordered the canvas cover for this trailer and should have in a couple of days. Please take a good look at the pic’s i have provided. Jeep comes with a Tennessee title.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $7500.
(09/07/2014) John Deere fan? Maybe this is for you.
“I have Owned this willys for 22 years. it had been barn kept. Body is in excellent cond no rust. Engine is a 4 cylinder 134 cu in go devil in excellent running cond same for the trans, transfer case,differential, brakes, clutch, I restored it back in 2002 I went with the john deere Look. And has only been driven approximately 300 miles. And has been barn kept. It has a few small blemishes like the kc lights have some surface rust and a few minor things like that. Tires are 100%. Overall this is one fun way to ride dirt roads hunting or just riding around. It’s way better than any side by side atv out there. It has never been abused .There’s no top for it but u get get a aftermarket one there are several places selling everything for this jeep. I will answer any ? Or need any more pics. No prob. Serious inquirer only!”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1500
Given the winch, this may be worth a look.
“All in tact original 1949 Willis flat fender jeep. Its got a 4 cyl engine but the head is off for some reason but its with the jeep. Its not completely rusted out like I have seen but it does have spots here and there. But a great jeep to restore. Have a military trailer from that era for a extra 500 that can be put in the deal.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $8500.
(08/30/2014) Brakes have been updated to 11″.
“1951 m38 military jeep Willys. Have all receipts since 1970’s. Have over 225 hours of documented work and repairs in the last 2 years at $30 an hour that’s $7500 in labor alone, have original oiled canvas top and doors. No oil leaks, runs like new, upgraded 11 inch drum brakes, tow bar, goes up almost any hill in 2 wheel drive and 4 wheel drive it will go up a vertical wall. Everything has been rebuilt and new gaskets over the years.”
