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Nathan is selling his M-38. I’ve listed it as a “1949” because it’s built on a CJ-2A frame. Contact him at nwrenstrom@gmail.com.
“Complete restoration, over 10k invested. M38 tub on 49 2A frame and 12v system. Located in NE Florida, and asking 15k.”
UPDATE: **Status Unknown** Was $7500.
Modified front bumper. Looks good otherwise.
“Buick 225 V-6
canvas top and sides, military trailer, extra tires and rims all included.
garaged for years, needs carb rebuilt.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $8500.
(03/01/2017) Looks solid.
“Selling my M38, runs great, title in hand and currently registered
Many extra parts, extra motor in crate- Brand New
Call for more details.
Absolutely no low ballers and NO TRADES!”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $11,500.
It’s an M-38 tribute jeep.
“For sale is an Arizona Willy’s Jeep 1947 CJ2A – M38 Military style restoration with an original M38 go devil engine with serial no. MC96761. This Jeep is Parade ready and Display ready and it was also displayed at the last Military Vehicle Show in Falcon Field in Mesa, Az. It has been converted to 12 volts with a one wire alternator. It also has an original hood and headlight buckets. It has a brand new top and front and rear seats made by Wee Bee Webbing. This Jeep also has a brand new paint from Army Jeep Parts. All the gauges work and speedometer has also been calibrated. I am asking $11,500.00 OBO. ”
Might not be a bad price.
“I’m selling my 1951 Willys M38. $8000.00 or best offer cash only. Many updates including sandblasting and new paint in 2016.”
https://minneapolis.craigslist.org/wsh/cto/6056824140.html
UPDATE: This is located in Dawson City, not Dawson Creek. They are 1900km apart.
Greg shared this rare M-38CDN.
“Built by Ford Canada for the Canadian Military.
Only 2135 Manufactured.
C/W Tow bar and canvas canopy.
This jeep is in good running order, registered and used occasionally for a trip to the golf course. ”
http://www.usedvictoria.com/classified-ad/M38CDN-with-M100-trailer_29039986
Looks solid. You can buy the M-38 for only $8500 by itself.
“I have a older restoration. 1950 M38 done 30 years ago when nos parts were easy, with summer top, grc 9 radio set, back seat ect. Its 100 % rust free and stright with no bondo, one of the best m38 I bought then. now the bad news, I used it 30 years ago to drive into my silver mine (worked great) and then parked it in the barn, were it has sat since. So the gas is ugly, batterys are shot, tires do hold air and look great with 100 % tread. (but they are still 30 years old) brakes dont work, the seals will need replacing. I now need the storage and the jeep has to go , price is 8500.00 there is also a M100 1/4 trailer for sell. The m100 trailer is real nice, right hitch, cover, used it with my m38 jeep, the trailer has not moved in 30 years, been stored inside the barn. I need the space. The good, body, paint, hitch,fenders ect , not so good, tire shop broke 3 lung nuts, studs years ago to fix a flat so the lugs need to be replaced, the floor is a little wavy (nothing bad but it is not 100% new, I used it to haul my supply in to the mine )1800.00 or if you buy the jeep and trailer 9800.00 Please no tire kickers, I only want monny, no trades, and I dont need any help to sell the jeep. In short if you dont have the cash dont call. ”
https://missoula.craigslist.org/cto/6044351205.html
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5000.
(05/31/2016) Looks in good shape.
“Just starting to find a home for this classic. Arizona tags til 2020
1952 with a 1970? buick v6 t9 trans
lifted
BFG;s
warn winch”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $4500.
Appears solid.
“1952 Willys M30 Jeep, 4X4, Korean War model, Buick V 6 225 motor, brand new Bestop, upgraded axles, T90 Transmission, Dana 20 transfer case, good shape”
Looks solid.
“Okay, you’ve decided you want a classic Military Jeep but you don’t want to pay restored or Family Heirloom prices…
You’ve looked for a long time (off and on) but you just can’t quite put yourself in the right frame of mind with the right Jeep that fits your tight budget. You need to ask yourself, “Am I able to accept something that I can fix and or restore while I’m using it ?” or “Do I need to pay more for one that is all done?”. Most Flat Fender “wannabees” tend to be in the $5,000 to $12,000 range for a “Useable Driver” that doesn’t have major rust or body damage.
Here it is! It’s a “Runner Driver” that looks and acts the part. Granted, …it’s not perfect, but it really is better than most you’ve seen and it’s at a reasonable price.
The Jeep has an out of state Wisconsin title so you need to bring it up to date in the state of California.
Originally the Jeep cost over $11,000 so our loss is your gain. You better not pass on this one because it won’t last at this price.
The engine runs good and doesn’t smoke but the compression numbers are tired but not out of the game. Probably could use a valve adjustment, one valve taps when cold but diminishes as it warms up.”
https://sfbay.craigslist.org/nby/cto/6006675119.html
Only the one pic, but looks promising.
“Great condition Korean War Jeep.
Contact me with questions.
Make an offer”
https://inlandempire.craigslist.org/cto/6003927789.html
UPDATE: Still Available.
(01/10/2017) Seller has other military vehicles and items for sale, too.
“I am selling my Willys M38 Jeep that was finished as a MB clone. This 1952 military jeep was built for the Korean war and is a true military jeep, but this one has the MB grille/bucket lights and older style windshield added.
Many new parts. The Willys runs and drives well and is parade ready. No oil leaks to speak of. Maybe one or two drips at the most. I drive this jeep every other day to the store and everybody honks and waves. This is a great jeep for you to have fun with the kids and grandkids as it has all the safety upgrades, such as blinkers, tail lights, seat belts, head lights, black out lights, and horn.
This jeep starts every time winter or summer. 4×4 works as it should. Not perfect, but ready to drive and have fun with. It cruises about 40 mph. The speedometer reads about 8 mph too fast so you’ll think you’re driving 48 mph! Clean Kansas Title.
If you arrange shipping, I can drive it to a local car dealership if needed. Buyer arranges all the shipping and pays the costs. Jeep will not be released until all money is received and cash is in the bank. I am also open to taking a $1,000 down payment and then the rest of the payment on pickup. Throw me a note before buying it out and we can figure it out. – See more at: http://www.warjeeps.com/mjs/sale17/adm011/adm011.html#sthash.9lVRpkBG.dpuf ”
http://www.warjeeps.com/mjs/sale17/adm011/adm011.html
