UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3950

(12/21/2017) One pic shows headlights, another doesn’t.

“Started on this a wY back replaced windshield and casket,new alum radiator,water pump,exhaust manifold,carburetor,exhaust sys all the w@y,Dana 44 rear end,steering sector,great for farm, huntining,plane old fun,4×4 good,clutch feels good, brakes r up,engine sounds good,both drive shafts and United joints replaced frame great shape all five org rims, all gages works, needs head and tail wired tenn title in my name I found another total restored and selling this one I deal with old cars and was my personnel’s project it’s at my shop a my hours r 9 til 6 m thru f 9til 4 sat ask for j. This is a land line,the first pics is the one I bought completed”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5995.

“1951 Willys M38
This is an original Military jeep that has 99% of the original equipment.
Restoration has begun. Complete New brake system, new front springs, shocks, wheels and tires, seat frames and upolstery, new gauges and nos plate, all new data plates, windshield frame restored and new windshield and many other items.
Runs and drives. Body fair but needs work.”

Better pics would be useful.

https://lakeland.craigslist.org/cto/d/1952-willys-jeep/6573019984.html

“1952 M38 willys jeep run great , have parts to convert back too 24 volts if need too, a must see asking 8500.00 or OBO”

UPDATE: Still Available. Year has changed from ’53 to ’56. 

(02/26/2018) Probably has an F-head in it.

https://inlandempire.craigslist.org/bar/d/1956willys-jeep-army/6574428567.html

“1953 Willis m38 jeep 4 x 4 military jeep brand new tires all four. Runs but needs restored can drive around Town but just got no op! I have pink in hand ! Possible trade for utility work truck .”

UPDATE: Still Available.

(04/17/2018) Doesn’t run.

https://houston.craigslist.org/cto/d/1952-jeep-willys/6555211153.html

“1952 Jeep Willys, clean blue Texas title, not running, good project.”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3000.

Includes a variety of extra parts.

“All original 1951 Willy’s M38. This is not the civilian version. This is the military version with 24V wiring system, fully boxed frame, and water-proof wiring harness. Original Willy’s flathead 134 engine, transmission, and transfer case. Included are many parts to start the restoration including all new gauges with wiring, new voltage regulator, new gaskets, and much much more. Over $4,500 invested. The jeep is not currently running or driving. It will serve as the perfect candidate for a full restoration. Clean Texas title in hand.
I bought this jeep with the intention of a frame-off restoration, but I have many other projects and this one has been neglected. I am sad to see it go, but I just don’t have the time to devote to it. Message with any questions or to set up a time to come take a look. Asking $3,000.”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $7000.

Seller has a variety of vehicles, including the Seagrave fire truck hotrod. Looks kind of fun!

“1952 Seagrave firetruck Hot Rod. V12 gas motor. $9000
1952 M38 great shape. $7000
1956 Pontiac hardtop. Factor AC car. $2000
1960 International B100. Runs great. $5000
1951 Plymouth Concord Barn Find $4500
1953 Plymouth Cranbrook. Runs great.
1962 Unibody Big back window shortbed. $2500
1961 Unibody Big back window shortbed. $2500
1963 Unibody Big back window shortbed. $2500
1932 Ford truck. Needs everything. $4500
1971 Olds Convertable. Super clean. $8500
1949 Ford Prefect $4500”