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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $7000.
“1951 M-38, reproduction CJ3A body, original engine with Solex carb, transmission and transfer case in excellent condition. Original front and rear axles, new springs front and rear, upgraded seats, new tires and spoke wheels with 0 miles, new dash gauges, custom front bumper, new windshield glass. Drives and runs great. $7,000.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3000.
Only pics of one jeep provided.
“1950 Willy’s Military Jeep 75% complete. Also one 1952 military jeep 100% original and complete titles 3,000 for both or will sell separate.”
I can’t tell what type of front hubs this has. What is the switch on the driver’s entry (see interior pic)? Maybe a kill switch?
“Fully restored M38 army jeep
Serious enquiries only
Local pickup by purchaser only
Sale will only be done face to face with purchaser”
http://maine.craigslist.org/atq/5971594792.html
UPDATE: **Status Unknown** Was $3870.
Needs some work.
“Barn find Willys M38 jeep with new military tires with spare.12 volt system. Runs good, needs carb cleaned, will idle with choke on. Shifts fine. No brakes or lights. Has a winch on front, not sure if it works. Has bumps and bruises, little rust. not bad though. Have glass for windshield. No title, just bill of sale. Dont need help selling.”
UPDATE: Still Available.
(10/17/2017) Needs engine rebuilt.
“1951 m38 jeep. New tires and brakes motor needs rebuilt.”
https://kalispell.craigslist.org/cto/d/1951-m38/6471163788.html
UPDATE: Price dropped to $1900.
(01/21/2017) It’s a project.
“1951 Willys Jeep for sale
Nice straight body
Original axles
Minimal rust/ no cancer
Bill of sale only
Will have to be towed”
http://modesto.craigslist.org/cto/5963651518.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $11,000.
(12/01/2016) Has updated engine.
“Korean War 1951 Willys M-38. Rare Arctic Cab. 1982 Capri Ford 2.3L 140 CU. New 11″ self adjusting brakes, new seals all through. New Rancho springs. Winch operates from inside or outside, original Warn overdrive. New glass in lay down windshield. Too much to list.”
Seller listed this as a “Barrett Jackson Special”, but at least it isn’t priced like one!
“Rare manufactured by Ford of Canada for Canadian Armed Forces.
Call for more details. $11,500 cash deal.”
http://phoenix.craigslist.org/nph/cto/5968021293.html
UPDATE: SOLD. was $3500.
(04/08/2015) Has updated engine.
“What I have here is an old antique Army Jeep. It is a Willys M 38. It has all the military data plates on the dash. It has an unusual Military hard top with the data plate on it. It is called the Artic top. Somebody converted it to a 6 cyl Chevy engine. It it runs good. 4 Wheel drive works as it should. It has no breaks. Left rear brake line is leaking. I bought this with the intensions of restoring it. But I have to many projects and not enough time. If you are reading this then it’s still for sale. Please include a phone # and the subject matter to weed out the spam.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $2000.
(12/31/2016) Might be some value here.
“1951 Willys M38 Military Jeep… Partially restored. The frame and tub have been sandblasted… The engine, drive train, and frame have been painted. Great opportunity to restore yourself a piece of US history. Priced to move quick. First 2k gets it. Would consider trade for Bass Boat”
UPDATE: Still Available.
(12/27/2016) Steve’s selling his M-38.
http://newjersey.craigslist.org/cto/5958519367.html
“Take a look at this completely rebuilt beautiful 1951 Willys M38 Army Jeep. Serial # MC21962
This jeep was rescued from a gentleman in Huntsville Alabama in 2014. It underwent a frame off rebuild. I’ve owned over thirty jeeps and have rebuilt/restored approx. 25 of them and have sold them successfully on e-Bay. This Jeep had been moderately used during it’s active life and was in need of rebuild. The frame and drive train were complete but needed some minor repair work. The engine is a correct MC engine that was just professionally rebuilt by Sigafoos Machine shop in Easton Pa. I had to replace the tub with a reproduction tub, but many of the other components are original Willys. The jeep has its military components de-commissioned – i.e. water fording gear removed, and 24 volt converted to 12 volts, has professionally rebuilt military Carter YF carburetor .
Everything has been gone through on this jeep and everything has been sand blasted, cleaned, repainted, or replaced with new, NOS, or repro parts. Continue reading
No pics provided. The CJ-5 is probably an M-38A1. Sale is Friday 20th/Sat 21st. Much more for sale.
“JEEPS for sale
1945 Willys with wench
1953 CJ5”