UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1000.

Not sure how much value is here. Includes a Cab Enclosure hard top.

“I have a 1951 Willys M38 for sale. No engine, transmission or transfer case. Frame was stretched to install a different drivetrain but body was not stretched. Body tub is damaged at cowl from being picked up by a grapple at salvage yard. Has matching Arctic Top with doors. Official use only is still visible on the doors. No front fenders. Has all data plates intact and have the original gauge cluster and some of the original engine parts. Still has lots of its original tie down loops including those to secure the Axe and shovel on the passenger side. Make a good restoration project or parts vehicle.”

Travis has this M-38 up for sale.

“Up for sale is a 1952 Willys M38 military/army Jeep, a great ranch or hunting vehicle. Overall a very solid project.

Pros:
– Very minimal body rust
– No frame rust
– F-head engine that turns over
– Trans/tcase case shift smooth
– Locking hubs work
– Windshield glass in excellent condition
– Heavy duty winch bumper
– Soft top bows
– Jerry can mount w/strap

Cons:
– No hood
– Driver seat frame rusted in two, but still salvageable
– Battery box rusted
– Most likely needs new radiator
– Drivers side rear leaf spring bolt broken”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $8000.

(02/27/2018) This looks to have an M-201 windshield, except it shouldn’t have the bolt plate over the vent. Hmm.

“1951 Willys mc38 this jeep is set up for the 106mm recoiless rifle needs restored motor turns over by hand it has been sitting for 10 years body is in excellent condition”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3500.

It’s listed as a 1947 CJ-2A, but appears to have an M-38 body and grille.

“1947 willys cj2a runs good. Has a 1971 jeep 4cyl engine.”

UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4000.

That’s a heavy duty, three ball front bumper! No description provided.

It’s a project. Starting bid is $6000.

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“or sale is my M38 Willys military jeep serial number MC22273. The M38 is the military version of the CJ3A, the M38 was used in the Korean war. My M38 is in the middle of a frame off build, my plan was to lift, run larger tires, and add a diesel swap. I decided to change plans and let someone else either finish what I started or restore the M38 to her original glory. The M38 ran and drove prior to the build, however it did lack power. I’m not sure if due to engine wear and tear or if the L134 is just an underpowered engine. The frame has been wire wheeled clean and sprayed military grade paint. It is not bent nor cracked. The original mount mounts have been removed and replaced with the diesel motor mounts. Current state the vehicle is the red body on frame pictures. The first pictures were prior to teardown. I have $10K worth of brand new parts and lots of parts that are included that I’ll likely leave off listing.
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