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I’m not sure there is much value here.
“ARMY JEEP FOR SALE HERE NEED ALOT OF WORK OR YOU COULD USE IT FOR SOME OF THE RUGGED PARTS THAT ARE STILL ON IT. STILL HAS ENGINE ,TRANSMISSION,DIFFERENTIAL ON IT AND THEY HAVE OIL IN THEM STILL! CALL 205-475-3018 IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS!!!!!!!”
http://bham.craigslist.org/cto/2442468062.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1500
Well, there’s some valve here, but hard to say just how much.
“M38 Military jeep. Needs resto. Has ALL drive parts. Missing radiator, air cleaner, battery. Was convered to a 12v system. Motor cranks/not locked up. Too much of a project for me. Have an extra hood and have the windshield. Glass is good.”
Here’s a cool shot of a M-38 off Flickr by Turbo-Weasel. There are others as well. Click on this link to see them all.
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2700.
The coloring of the image is strange enough that I’m wondering if this is really the jeep for sale. Though listed as a “Willys US Army Jeep”, the body suggests a M-38 while the grille suggest a civvy of some type.
“1945 Willys Jeep US Army newer motor Chevy HEI 4cyl original running gear (760)401-3989”
UPDATE: *SOLD** Was Make Offer
(06/03/2011) Needs work.
“I bought this jeep for a project…… But i just don’t have the time. Trades welcome small gas welder or tell me what you have. ( OR COME LOOK AND MAKE A RESONABLE OFFER) This Jeep is all original . The flat head engin needs gone through & didn’t have gas tank or seat’s, other than that it’s a fun project and now it’s in my way in the shop.”
UPDATE: Was $6900. **SOLD**
“Original WWII military jeep. Fantastic shape to be a 1952. Runs and drives great. Clean title… I’ve owned lots of old vehicles… Nothing turns more heads than this one.”
UPDATE: Status Unknown Was listed at $3000.
(05/31/2011) I don’t see too many M-38s with CJ-2A windshield.
“I’m selling my 1952 Willys Flat Fender Jeep, I need to sell a.s.a.p. moving! It’s been sitting for a while but it does run, needs work. It has a 400 small block, sm420 trans, dana 300 transfercase, dana 44 rear, dana 30 front, reversed front shakles, tow bar, rear rack that is removable. $3000.00”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $500.
I’m not sure there is much value here based on the pics.
“Old rusty and taken apart. Body.frame.axles only. No motor or trans. No wheels. All of body is here just in bad shape”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $250
“Body only for an M38 army flatfender. Not rusty, has a lot of bondo, dash is cut up. Army-specific parts are all there, like the battery cover on the cowl. Perfect for a beater rock crawler, or make a Jeep rat rod!”
UPDATE: **Status Unknown** Was $1200.
(05/24/2011) No engine or tranny.
“1953? M – 38 Jeep 4×4, good body for restoration lots of fun just mud-riding or hunt club, No Eng. or transmission, comes with: transfer case, front and rear suspension, 4 large tires w/spare, Jerry can w/carrier. Sale for $1,200.00 can deliver for additional fee.”
