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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was For Trade.
(06/12/2014) Seller wants a Rhino or Side x Side.
“WANTING TO TRADE A 1952 WILLYS FOR A YAMAHA RHINO OR OTHER SIDE BY SIDES. WILLYS HAS 231 BUICK V6 WITH 33″ SUPER SWAMPERS.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $20,000.
The seller listed the price at $20,000, but the seller mentions potential buyers shouldn’t bid unless serious about buying. So, I guess he is taking bids?
“This 1952 Willys M38 Jeep is in great condition restored and has its original body. The fire extinguisher, winch, radio seats, water jug, canvas roof and seats, rims, cosmetics, and engine are all original and have had minor tune ups to maintain there beauty. There were about 45,000 of the jeeps made during the Korean War and they are fun to drive and awesome to inspect. When I drive it everyone looks and is intrigued by its essence and cool looks. Please feel free to contact me any time with questions. Please don’t bid if you are not seriously interested about purchasing This vehicle. You must be 18 years or older to bid. Warranty: Unless stated otherwise, this vehicle is being sold ” as is, where is””
Mark posted this converted M-38 at war jeeps.com.
” M38 1951 Military Jeep/Converted to look like a Willys WW2 Jeep
WORKS GREAT NO PROBLEMS !!!!
This is the perfect Jeep for the WW2 reenactor or someone who wants a dependable vehicle for parades or for 4×4 mudding.
I was told this is a rare Jeep as not many were made. Compared to the Willys WW2 Jeep.
This vehicle is a Willys 1951 M38 Military Jeep with a repro grill, hood, and windshield and new canvas to make it look like a Willys WW2 jeep has black out lights on dash, rarely used since reconditioned.
Gas tank has been relined so no rust, battery has been converted so its modern 12 volt not vintage, fuel pump runs great carburator has been rebuilt, new metal gas line, new distrubutor, new radiator, new tires no wear cylinoid starter was put on it so it starts right up.
Canvas alone is worth $1000.00 you get the top and windshield cover from Beechwood canvas .
The M38 was faster more robust than the willys and can 4×4 better. The transmission is better too.
It was rebuilt painted and has turn signals added so you can drive around safely. No rust inside and out.
Other mechanical things were done to it to make it run flawlessly.
It was redone electronically so it functions like a modern car you really can’t tell the differnce when you look at the engine unless your a jeep fanatic.
The points were taken out and replaced by a computer chip for faster start up and less tune ups.”
http://www.warjeeps.com/jss/sale/adj466/adj466.html
This is a 1951 M-38 with some MB elements.
http://easternshore.craigslist.org/cto/4479138907.html
“M38 1951 military jeep / Converted to look like a willys ww2 jeep
WORKS GREAT NO PROBLEMS !!!!
This is the perfect jeep for the ww2 reenactor or someone who wants a dependable vehicle for parades or for 4×4 mudding, I was told this is a rare jeep as not many were made . compared to the willys ww2 jeep
This vehicle is a Willys 1951 m38 military jeep with a repro grill, hood, and windshield and new canvas to make it look like a willys ww2 jeep has black out lights on dash, rarely used since reconditioned .
Correct me if I’m wrong, but I’m pretty sure WWII ended for Minnesotans in 1945 too.
“1952 M38 jeep (WWII) no rust! Green with a soft top and 2 sets of wheels runs and drives perfectly. Serious inquiries only. Thx”
http://minneapolis.craigslist.org/hnp/cto/4465082898.html
UPDATE: UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4500
(09/02/2013) It needs some work, but looks promising.
“I have for sale a 1952 Willys M38 Military jeep. It has a Tennessee title. The jeep needs brakes, exhaust leak fixed and the gas tank cleaned and sealed. This jeep is 24 volt electrical system with all the electrical parts still there. It runs and drives but does not stop. It has the following original hard to find parts: all three seat frames, top bows, top bow brackets, all blackout lights, pintle hitch, jerry can and holder, spare tire carrier, windshield wipers, front and rear lifting shackles, brush guards, horn, carburetor, under hood battery box, oil bath air breather, and many others. The tool box needs to be rebuilt for it has rust through. This could be a daily driver or a good jeep to restore”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $18000.
Except for the bent front bumper it looks good.
“I am posting this Jeep for a friend of mine. He has got to the point that he can’t drive anymore and has decided to let it go. It has a matching covered utility trailer. It’s just as it was when first produced. Had radio, spare gas tank etc. Runs great and everything works.”
UPDATE: Was $5500. **SOLD**
Looks in good shape.
“1951 Willys M38 Army Jeep.Rust free. Runs strong. New military tires, springs, shocks, top. Clean Michigan Title. $5,500.00 firm. No e mails or texts.”
Looks family owned and loved.
“98% stock runs and drives no rust been in the family for 50 years 10000.00 or make a offer call if you would like more info or pics.”
http://losangeles.craigslist.org/sfv/cto/4429902218.html
Looks sound.
“98 % stock runs and drives no rust soft top very clean see pics been in the family for 50 years used as a radio jeep”
http://losangeles.craigslist.org/sfv/cto/4415555674.html
Trailer is extra. Looks like a mix of body parts. The indents should be on the other side. There is no battery box in the cowl.http://sacramento.craigslist.org/cto/4414057598.html
“fully reg.d and titled current in my name…. ready to go….
I’m pretty sure it’s an M38… Im not 100% but this jeep has the axe and shovel indention on the side.. and an M38 windshield.. it doesn’t have a tailgate but could have had an insert put in.. it really seems military in configuration to me.. but again I am not 100% sure… it’s a great shape and it runs great…
Jeep has great running Buick V6
Full floating rr axle with 4 wheel hubs… great for easy towing…
Nice new winch… stock look with some great upgrades…
916..208..0727
Trailer is available for another 1250… but will sell it by itself for 1800…”
http://sacramento.craigslist.org/cto/4414057598.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $9990.
MIssing the windshield?
“1951 Korean War Willys M38
Navy Model
Professional Restoration
Excellent Running Condition”
